The aim of the course is to prepare for a common and unique level of literature in entrepreneurship so that students of the Master's degree programme and the doctoral programme acquire some shared basic knowledge. The seminar group will read and discuss selected important heroes in the history of economic thought with special reference to entrepreneurship studies. We will focus at the link between „entrepreneurship, innovation and economic development“.The seminar pursues the intention to tackle one classic author in each teaching unit lasting 90 minutes, so that enough time is given to deal with authors and topics carefully and thoroughly.

Seminar: Reading, discussion, presentations

Authors include a wide range of prominent authors and topics (“principles of entrepreneurship“) 

enrolment in a master's or in a doctoral degree program

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All papers to be read will be announced at the beginning of the seminar cycle and will be made  available through the Moodle course.

Effective course participation (reading, active participation, text moderation)Seminar papers have to be provided later on

The topics of the seminar papers are related to topics covered in the course

Text moderation, seminar paper and active participation