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School: Nottingham University Business School
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MBA Entrepreneurship (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
The MBA in Entrepreneurship aims to combine an advanced teaching and learning programme in management with state of the art thinking on Entrepreneurship. The MBA in Entrepreneurship enables students to: To engage in a study of entrepreneurial individuals and organisations (including private, public and social enterprises), focusing on the interaction between entrepreneurship, management pr...
 

School: London Business School
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Financing the Entrepreneurial Business
Course Format: Classroom
At the core of the programme is an in-depth analysis of more than ten case studies that expose you to a wide range of deals covering both service and manufacturing, high-tech and low-tech as well as a wide range of transactions that include early stage financing, raising growth capital and buy-ins and buy-outs. Key topics include: valuation techniques for privately-held companies non...
 

School: Leeds University Business School
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Course Format: Classroom
This module aims to give students grounding in both theoretical and practical elements of entrepreneurship. It introduces students to a variety of views on entrepreneurship, offering them a critical introduction to commonly held views. The module then moves students to a more process view of entrepreneurship, which sees it as an activity-in-context, opening up the possibility of developing entr...
 

School: Centre for Enterprise Management - University of Dundee
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Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
This module explores how opportunities to create new enterprises are exploited. The module aims to develop students’ appreciation of the characteristics of the entrepreneur and the processes by which new enterprises are developed. The module emphasises the practice of relevant entrepreneurial skills and involves students recognising opportunities, generating new product ideas, conducting i...
 

MBA (Entrepreneurship)
Course Format: Classroom
This work-based programme has a similar format to that of the MBA (Life Science Industries). It is designed to meet the needs of early stage entrepreneurs with a science or technology background who have identified a specific technology business opportunity which wish to address. At present it is delivered as part of the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s Enterprise Fellowship Programme. Mod...
 

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