Day 1 – Monday 11th September 2006
Welcome and Aims
A Review of the Challenges and Opportunities in Entrepreneurship Education
Session A – Where are we now? Reflections from the UK, EU and USA
- UK – Paul Hannon (NCGE) Presentation
- EU – Maud Skaringer (European Commission) Presentation
- US – Judith Cone (Kauffman Foundation) Presentation
Session B – Indentifying the critical challenges and opportunities
4 Key Themes: (a) Curriculum and Pedagogy; (b) Delivering Entrepreneurial Outcomes; (c) Institutional Models and Approaches; (d) Professional Educator Development.
Day 2 – Tuesday 12th September 2006
Session C – Delivering enterepreneurship in the curriculum – sharing experiences across contexts
- Sharing experience across contexts (HEA)
- How we support entrepreneurship education – Dr. Inge Struder-Hill (HEA)
- Enterprise CETLs as instructed by Alison Price for CETL’s
- Entrepreneurship Education and Instructional Pedagogy – Michael Fountain (University of South Florida)
- Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership – Tony Mendes (University of Illinois)
- Live Innovation in the Classroom (UKSEC)
- Entrepreneurship Education for the Creative Industries – David Clews (University of Brighton)
- Entrepreneurship in Dance Higher Education (HEA)
- Higher Education Subject Centres – Session notes
Session D – Achieving entreprenurial outcomes – UK and International Practice
- Enterprise Development, Good Practice in UK HEI’s – Professor Ron Botham (University of Glasgow)
- Good Practices – Paul Magelli (Kauffman Foundation)
- Entrepreneurship Education in India – Kavil Ramachandran (India School of Business)
- Entrepreneurship Education in South East Asia HEIs (Assumption University)
- Graduate Entrepreneurship Education in China (SIFT)
- Entrepreneurship Education in Ireland – Dr Thomas M. Cooney (Dublin Institute of Technology)
- Entrepreneurship in the Curriculum: South Africa – Dr Tony Heher (SARIMA) (presentation not delivered but available for download)
- Report on CIHE Entrepreneurship in the Curriculum of South Africa – Dr Tony Heher (SARIMA)
- International Good Practice – Session notes
Session E – Open space learning – meeting the Educators
Session F – Meeting the customers
Session G – Personal reflection time
Session H – Key highlights and observations
Day 3 – Wednesday 13th September 2006
Session I – Building institutional capacity for entrepreneurship education
Session J – Building professional capability – the challenge of Pedagogy
- Using Synergistic Learning Methods and the Art of Participatory Learning – Dr Lorna Collins (NCGE)
- What to Run Before Your Business Plan Course – John W. Mullins (London Business School)
- Student Placements for Entrepreneurs in Education – Brian Clements (University of Wolverhampton)
- The Contribution of Drama To Entrepreneurship Education – Joan & Allan Gibb (Academic Advisor NCGE)
- Roleplay – A Teaching and Learning Tool for Entreprenership Education – Inge Struder-Hill (Oxford Brookes University)
- Enterprise Placements – Session notes
Session K – Pulling all together – International panel presentations and Discussion
curriculum/pedagogy development; institutional development; achieving entrepreneurial outcomes; professional development.
- Entrepreneurship Educators’ Community – Dr. Luke Pittaway (NCGE)
- The launch of the Educators Programme – Allan Gibb (Academic Advisor NCGE)
- Download an outline of the IEEP2007 brochure
Action Plans for All