Last month the Centre for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Studies (CEES) hosted the fourth European Council of Small Business Entrepreneurship Education (3E) conference at the University of Leeds. A record 120 participants from across Europe, the US, Russia and Asia attended over the three days.
Meg is a second year Management with Marketing student who began working as the Student Intern at the Centre of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Studies (CEES) in September 2015. Find out more about the role.
Where: Clothworkers South, Lecture Theatre 3 (3.12) When: Wednesday 7th March 2018 Time: 13:00 - 14:30 Who should attend: Second Year Undergraduate Students; those with the desire to spend your third year developing your own business as part of a work placement year with the support of: A formal training package The support of a trained business advisor...
s part of their course ‘Enterprise Awareness’, this year’s MSc Enterprise students were challenged to create a Pop-Up Stall in the Student’s Union with just one week’s notice.
To celebrate the end of a busy term the MSc Enterprise students and staff set off on a Christmas adventure – a “Walking Tour” of entrepreneurial enterprises in Leeds!
The University of Leeds has been named ‘Entrepreneurial University of the Year’ at the Times Higher Education Awards.
I thought of the idea for carwow at my parents’ kitchen table! A new car is the second biggest purchase many people will make in their life, after a house, yet the process has largely gone unchanged for the past 100 years. Despite the internet bringing travel, housing, and all other large purchases into the modern age, new car buying still involved customers having to travel around to multiple dealerships and haggle face-to-face with salespeople while still not knowing if they were getting a good deal. I set out to fix this.
The University of Leeds has won The Duke of York Award for University Entrepreneurship.
With UK unemployment at only 5.4%, why has there been a 700,000 increase in self-employment since 2008?
With over 5 million small businesses, is the UK becoming a nation of entrepreneurs and business owners? And if so, is this important?