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Entrepreneurship Units

Entrepreneurship fosters innovation, resilience, and adaptability, essential traits for building successful ventures or driving innovation within established organisations. Additionally, entrepreneurship education nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, empowering individuals to identify opportunities and overcome challenges in diverse professional settings.

Undergraduate Study

In our undergraduate units, students learn vital entrepreneurship skills from industry experts and entrepreneurs, preparing them for success in diverse career paths and innovation within organisations. Through practical exercises and collaboration, students tackle real-world challenges using industry tools and technology.

In this unit, you will apply the knowledge and skills that culminate from other units in the FinTech major, to develop and deliver a comprehensive financial technology business idea in a pitch presentation. The presentation pitch shall include the following aspects (but not limited to) business process, technology requirements, feasibility, risk analysis (including regulation risk), and financing plans.
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The purpose of this unit is to examine and debate the critical role of social entrepreneurship in the modern business context. The unit will introduce you to social entrepreneurship and equip you with an understanding of the theoretical foundations and practical issues of social entrepreneurship. Key processes involved in the business of managing social enterprises such as the development and use of alternate yardsticks of performance measurement, approach to management of people, financing, and entrepreneurial leadership for social goals will be critically examined. Business models of social entrepreneurship will be introduced and critically evaluated in relation to conventional modes of practice. Topics studied will include definitions and background of social entrepreneurship; challenges and drivers of social entrepreneurship; processes and business models concerning social entrepreneurship.
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Postgraduate Study:

In today's era, entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs play pivotal roles in shaping innovative, game-changing enterprises and generating commercial value. Engaging with an entrepreneurship unit or pursuing a full specialisation transforms your approach to thinking, creation, and driving impactful change.

Entrepreneurship and innovation are at the heart of modern business and social enterprises, nation states and society, driving economic development. Entrepreneurs in all situations identify opportunities that others cannot, and locate and configure resources in new ways to create value for stakeholders. This unit aims to provide you with an understanding of the processes, risks, rewards, motivations, and societal impacts of innovation in community, national, regional and global settings. It aims to inspire you to develop an entrepreneurial mindset, and to support your ability to innovate and build organisations for sustainable growth, benefiting all stakeholders. The course will explore the nature of enterprise, the role of the entrepreneur, and the role of innovation and technology in the entrepreneurial process. The focus is on capability development and growth, making it relevant for small and large, profit and not-for-profit ventures. It is aimed at nurturing individuals wishing to create innovative futures for themselves and their communities, and for markets and economies.
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Malaysia - School of Business

Malaysia

Entrepreneurship Units

Undergraduate Study

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