SSE - School for Social Entrepreneurs ASCA Business School - Competence Center for Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship To ensure that studies at EBS Business School are both academically challenging and practically relevant, EBS lecturers and instructors are a well-balanced mix of professors and experienced practitioners from the business environment. EBS academic staff includes not only EBS professors but also visiting and adjunct professors from around the world. They combine contemporary teaching in their particular areas of specialization with high practical relevance. Research findings generated by the numerous projects conducted in EBS four Departments underpin the state-of-the art curriculum. Courses are not only offered as classic lectures and seminars, but there is also a strong focus on innovative and participatory teaching methods with case-study teaching, workshops and field studies.
MA in Social Entrepreneurship The MA in more detail The MA in Social Entrepreneurship is one of the few graduate programmes in the world dedicated entirely to the study of the fast-moving field of social entrepreneurship and innovation. It will equip you with a strong understanding of foundational theories of entrepreneurship, innovation, social problems and policy (with organisational sociology as the base discipline) while supplying practical tools in relation to entrepreneurial modelling and SROI. There is also a marked emphasis on creativity, which means that you will have considerable scope to choose the precise topics you wish to tackle and the approaches you wish to apply. Teaching on the course is interactive and seminar-driven rather than based on the traditional model of long lectures and limited discussions. What you study The programme will introduce you to key concepts in the historical development of social enterprise and innovation and to its changing role in society and the economy. Learning objectives
Social Entrepreneurship | SSES Entrepreneurship can be really tricky. Social entrepreneurship even more so. In this course we challenge you to use the methods of entrepreneurship to tackle and solve the wicked problems of the world. This course is created for you with a general interest in entrepreneurship, the social impact of enterprise, and/or the non-profit/NGO sectors. It especially complements the SSES core courses in defining the “social return-on-investment” of entrepreneurial ventures, and by elaborating on how to develop a corporate social responsibility (CSR) program. During the course you will be supported and coached in your work on developing a social entrepreneurial venture of your own, hopefully solving several wicked problems. Intended learning outcomes After this course you should be able to: Structure This course runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays in two to three hour sessions for some seven weeks, but for a detailed timing check out the schedule in the box to the right. Assessment
Fall 2010 - 61100 - PA388L - Advanced Topics in Management | Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs Social Entrepreneurship Course Overview Students desiring additional exposure to public management issues may select from seminars on such topics as managing diversity, principles and practices of effective leadership, and social entrepreneurship. Section Description This course explores the skills needed to be a successful social entrepreneur. Cross listed with SW 395K; MAN 385
MISIE Stockholm Centre for Social Entrepreneurship La Fundación Corresponsables lanza los V Premios Corresponsables en España y Latinoamérica consolidando en esta edición el marcado carácter internacional que adquirieron en la pasada, para así conseguir una aún mayor difusión y repercusión, lo que interesará a vuestras organizaciones, tanto si están ya presentes en varios países como si lo piensan estar en el futuro.