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Andrew Green graduated from the University of Leeds with an MSc in Enterprise back in 2014. We’ve chased him up to see what he has been up to recently and here’s what we found out. After leaving datapine, Andrew started working for a leading crowd sourced software testing outfit, Applause. Applause is a unique proposition...
Brian Baillie, Student Business and Incubation Manager at SPARK, recently visited South Korea to present and chair a panel on Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the Asian Universities Summit 2017, hosted by the Times Higher Education, and held at the University of Ulsan. The panel consisted of Vice Chancellors and senior management of some of the...
MSc Enterprise students along with Enterprise scholars visit Halifax and witness first-hand the entrepreneurial spirit of the town.
A new research project on entrepreneurship as a strategy to improve Public Administration talent is being carried out by the Autonomous University of Barcelona in collaboration with the University of Leeds.
We love our end of term photos of the 2016-17 MSc Enterprise cohort! Of course it is always that sunny in Leeds... 🙂 We've been publishing stories about their activities throughout the year but to bring everything together, here is a selection of some of our activities over the year: We finished 2016 with visits...
Dr Isla Kapasi, Assistant Professor in Enterprise for CEES, along with fellow researcher Professor Laura Galloway, Dean of the University (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) and Professor of Business and Enterprise at Heriot-Watt University, has been awarded £7,800 from the BA/Leverhulme Small Grant Fund. The title of the study is "Why the poor outcomes? An...
Dr Nick Williams, Associate Professor in Enterprise for CEES, along with his co-author Professor Tim Vorley at the University of Sheffield, has been awarded Best Overall Paper 2016 by the International Small Business Journal. The paper is titled “Between petty corruption and criminal extortion: How entrepreneurs in Bulgaria and Romania operate within a devil’s circle”...
Dr Richard Tunstall was invited to give a lecture at the School of Public Administration at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.
Dr Richard Tunstall attended the China-UK Innovation and Enterprise Education Forum where he was invited to give a talk on the multi-award winning student enterprise and innovation offering at the University of Leeds.
MSc Enterprise students are introduced to real-life projects and are challenged to find solutions to problems or help develop current projects.