Entrepreneurship and Management

Entrepreneurship is understood as the ability to create or observe viable business ideas, to initiate their implementation, to mobilize the necessary resources, to create new businesses and assume the risk related with business development. Entrepreneurship as one of the management concepts is purposefully focused on the needs of creation and establishment of start-ups, and for this reason it is significantly different from other management models designed for mature enterprise management. In the broad sense, entrepreneurship is a type of modern economy, pervading all areas: science, art, culture and social life.

The aim of the Entrepreneurship and Management programme of studies is to train business professionals who are able to address challenges of the innovative knowledge economy. The programme widely applies innovative, student-oriented teaching methods: combining classical training methods (e.g., lectures, discussions) and experiential learning methods (e.g., teamwork, real case studies, pilot/simulation project development and implementation, interdisciplinary learning) aimed not at the formal implementation of the process but rather creative and innovative experience and outcome.