Entrepreneurial education Train the Trainers Days @University of Bordeaux, France
June 11-13, 2019
The event is intended for university teachers and educational program managers that are involved with or interested in entrepreneurship education. The training is based on experiential learning principles and is set up as a short entrepreneurial course. As a participant of the course, you will act in the role of a student and get a concrete, hands-on perspective of one way of teaching entrepreneurship. In addition to this, you will learn practical tools and examples for integrating entrepreneurship education to your own course.
Contact:
Dr. Janne Halme, University Lecturer, Academic coordinator in the AMIS Master’s Program
janne.halme@aalto.fi, +358 50 344 1695
Registration:
Please register to the training event by filling the
There is no registration fee. Participants book and pay their own travel and accommodation, as well as meals during the event. The training and course organization are courtesy of AMIS Master’s Program, Aalto Ventures Program and University of Bordeaux.
Venue:
The training sessions are organized in Egypte room:
Building A37
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