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Entrepreneurship Cases

Stories that bring entrepreneurship theory to life

Amsterdam's commitment to fostering entrepreneurship shines through the creation of a series of teaching cases with real-life stories. All teaching cases are based on own research and consist of a text and a video. Learn about serial entrepreneurship, fighting gender barriers, racism, establishing a social enterprise in a capitalist world, the importance of a good team, traveling the bumpy road from performing research to running a business, and more. The cases are particularly suitable for advanced Bachelor and Master level entrepreneurship courses, as well as executive education programs. Examination questions with the case are available upon request (send an email to cfe.sbe@vu.nl). Find an overview of the cases here

In this document, you can find a guideline document on how to include these cases in your course.

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