- Teacher: Jan Lilje
- Teacher: myStudy Moodle-Gateway
- Teacher: Anne Margaret Barron
- Teacher: Lina Meliss Olbert
- Teacher: Lara Sofie Penzel
- Teacher: Clara Sophie Sabitzer
- Teacher: Isabel Schulz
- Teacher: Anne Margaret Barron
- Teacher: Lina Meliss Olbert
- Teacher: Lara Sofie Penzel
- Teacher: Clara Sophie Sabitzer
- Teacher: Isabel Schulz
- Teacher: Anne Margaret Barron
- Teacher: Lina Meliss Olbert
- Teacher: Lara Sofie Penzel
- Teacher: Clara Sophie Sabitzer
- Teacher: Isabel Schulz
- Teacher: myStudy Moodle-Gateway
- Teacher: Marco Reich
- Teacher: Svenja Schloß
This seminar explores the intersection of entrepreneurship and societal
impact through community roles in entrepreneurial activities. The course
is structured around the "Comprehensive Framework of Community Roles"
by Bacq et al. (2022), examining how different types of community
engagement influence entrepreneurship.
The seminar employs a mix of academic literature and self-recorded
podcasts with case examples to provide practical insights into community
entrepreneurship. It encourages critical engagement and collaborative
discussion. Students are expected to bring their insights, challenge
ideas, and actively participate in shaping the learning experience.
Course Materials
• Required readings will be provided via the course portal.
• Self-recorded podcasts and case studies will be available for each session.
• Additional recommended readings and videos will be announced.
- Teacher: Steffen Farny
- Teacher: Charlotte Wulffen
- Teacher: Nina Janßen
- Teacher: Marie Janzen
- Teacher: Laura Münchow
- Teacher: Ronja Sowinski
- Teacher: Torben Marco Schmidt
- Teacher: Kim Carina Steiner
- Teacher: Kim-Carina Steiner
- Teacher: Sina Werner