Keyword: Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship Annual Report 2023 published
The Entrepreneurship Unit's Annual Report for 2023 has been published. Find out more about the activities of the unit and its staff in research, teaching and social interaction by clicking on the link below.
>>> Annual Report of Entrepreneurship 2023 (pdf)
University of Turku introduces new English-language bachelor's programmes in information and communication technology and entrepreneurship
The University of Turku is establishing two new English-language bachelor's degree programmes: Information and Communication Technology within the Faculty of Technology, and Sustainable and Social Entrepreneurship within Turku School of Economics. The first intake for both programmes will be in 2025, with application period in January 2025.
Registration to NCSB2024 is now open!
We warmly welcome you to join us at the NCSB2024, the 22nd Nordic Conference on Small Business Research! The conference will be organized between the 29 and 31 of May in Turku School of Economics. Among other things, the program will feature excellent keynote speeches by Professors Maija Renko and Eero Vaara, topical research from the field of entrepreneurship, and a memorable conference dinner at the beautiful Manilla Culture Factory.
Queering – and queries of – our thinking about the futures we envision
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Nordic Conference on Small Business and Entrepreneurship NSCB2024 in Turku, Finland on 29-31 May 2024
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Erasmus + and Entrepreneurship Unit Research seminar: professors, Sonali Das and Alex Bignotti
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Professors Steven Vallas and Valeria Pulignano as visiting professors at Turku Centre for Labour Studies TCLS
Professor Valeria Pulignano (KU Leuven, BE) and Professor Emeritus Steven Vallas (Northeastern University, US) are visiting professors at Turku Centre for Labour Sciences TCLS.
Successful career paths but also exclusion and discrimination – international talents' stories about Finland
There is currently a lot of talk about work-based immigration, but the voice of immigrants themselves is still poorly heard in public. In a new research project, international talents get to tell their own story about Finland.