Corporate Entrepreneurship Project

After completing the course, you will:

• Have advanced knowledge and deep understanding of what it takes to be a corporate entrepreneur
• Have developed your proficiency and self-confidence in defining and managing an innovation project with a larger professional organization, completing the project on time according to expectations
• Be able to adapt style and approach to the industry sector and corporate culture
• Be able to identify opportunities and limitations for product or service innovation within a larger company
• Be able to work as a member of a self-managed professional team, ensuring necessary buy-in and commitment from other parts of the organization

Project based work 3 days a week throughout the semester.

Students organized in small teams will each carry out a predefined project in a medium to large local knowledge-based company. Each group will be given workspace and access to resources within the company they are going to work with, including a company mentor.

Regular supervisory meetings with faculty.

The course grade depends on the following assignments:

• Group project report including an oral group presentation accounting for in total 50% of the score. Students in the same group are given the same score. Group members who do not fulfill their obligations can be scored individually from the group.
• Project execution including ability to meet predefined final deliveries accounting for 20% of the overall score. Individual grading.
• Individual reflection report accounting for 30% of the overall score.

Failing a graded assignment does still allow participation in the remaining exams. All exams and assignments must be taken during the same semester.

It will also be counted as one of your three attempts to sit the exam for this course, if you sit the exam for one of the following courses: ENT4210