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10 Ways Universities Can Improve Entrepreneurship Education?

Nowadays, global business changes at such a stunning pace, entry-level professionals barely have time to acclimate themselves to a new company, a new competitive environment, or new operational requirements. The challenges faced by young workers include lack of experience, a complex corporate world, and business education that is too theoretical and out of sync with […]

  • Oct09
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Why India’s best tech schools produce more entrepreneurs than the Ivy League?

If you need one more reason to justify why it’s so incredibly difficult to get into an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), then consider this—IITs are among the world’s most entrepreneurial undergraduate universities, even ahead of storied Ivy League institutions such as Princeton, Yale and Cornell. IITs are ranked fourth (just ahead of Harvard) in a new […]

  • Sep09
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Lessons In Entrepreneurship: Think Globally, Use Your Own Cash, And Learn By Doing?

Entrepreneurs have got it wrong about education. Traditional models of sitting in classrooms listening to lectures have passed their sell-by date. The future lies in experiential learning by doing. “It’s like learning to ride a bike, you push the pedals, you fall, you get back up, you adjust and try again,” says Juris Ulmanis, Latvian-based […]

  • Aug17
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Learning Entrepreneurship Requires Practice?

We may not be able to give “Teaching Entrepreneurship” an A, but giving it an “incomplete” as reported by Dr. Carl Schramm in a recent post on the Wall Street Journal website is not accurate, and his rubric seems underdeveloped. We argue that learning entrepreneurship requires practice and sometime it’s difficult to measure the impact of practice until […]

  • May11
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