Trudie Murray – författare

This highly informative book showcases the key approaches, outcomes and recent advances in entrepreneurship education in both education and training environments.Expert contributors analyse the opportunities and challenges that sector developments, such as technological shifts, present to entrepreneurship education. Drawing on international case studies, contributors explore educational philosophy and applied teaching methods, demonstrating the influence of the design and delivery of entrepreneurial education. Topics such as learning tools and canvas-style approaches, coaching and mentoring, enterprise within STEM subjects, how Artificial Intelligence (AI) affects entrepreneurship education, neuroscience, entrepreneurial mindsets and considering a new research agenda are also addressed.This book is a vital resource for scholars and educators of business and enterprise, entrepreneurship education and wider enterprise engagement activities. It will be invaluable to those designing short-course entrepreneurship programmes and its practical guidance will also make this prime readership for education managers, policy makers and government officials.

This highly informative book showcases the key approaches, outcomes and recent advances in entrepreneurship education in both education and training environments.Expert contributors analyse the opportunities and challenges that sector developments, such as technological shifts, present to entrepreneurship education. Drawing on international case studies, contributors explore educational philosophy and applied teaching methods, demonstrating the influence of the design and delivery of entrepreneurial education. Topics such as learning tools and canvas-style approaches, coaching and mentoring, enterprise within STEM subjects, how Artificial Intelligence (AI) affects entrepreneurship education, neuroscience, entrepreneurial mindsets and considering a new research agenda are also addressed.This book is a vital resource for scholars and educators of business and enterprise, entrepreneurship education and wider enterprise engagement activities. It will be invaluable to those designing short-course entrepreneurship programmes and its practical guidance will also make this prime readership for education managers, policy makers and government officials.