Tag: PhD
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Course: Entrepreneurship education for better learning
This course will inspire you to make your students develop the ability to make the change they wish to see in the world!
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For the first time in the history of the 3E Conference, we invite you to join us above the Arctic Circle! Set at 67° North, where the sun barely sets, this extraordinary location offers a truly unique backdrop for engaging discussions, networking, and inspiration!
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Musicians can also be entrepreneurs
Bejamin Toscher is teaching a five-week intensive course called entrepreneurship for music, communication and technology.
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A leader in commercialization of technology education: North California State University
Professor Steve Barr is coming to Trondheim next weekend to attend the VCP-conference. He will be speaking about Tech Transfer Offices and VCP collaboration.
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Interdisciplinary teamwork skills for the 21st century
Improv, design thinking and panel discussion are just a few things engaging the participants at the 4th Its21 Conference.
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Work life representation at the Its21 Conference
Collaboration between work life and higher education is important in developing good interdisciplinary teamwork skills. But how can it be solved, and what’s in it for the companies?
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Second place in Babson Challenge
A new startup at Nord university in Bodø, Seacirc, shared second place with another business at Babson Challenge 2018. They are an environmental consultant company that will provide their clients with the tools on how to go plastic free.
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Startup of the month – Podcast: Adall
In the following podcast we talk to NTNU School of Entrepreneurship based startup Adall. They are developing a digital platform to help small and medium sized companies to become GDPR-compliant. In this episode of the Engage-cast we talk about privacy laws, big data and the exciting process of starting a business. This episode is a…
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I wish Bodø had this
In the end of May there was a workshop at SPIR idélab in Bodø. Tom Steffensen from Bodø Science Park was responsible for the workshop. His job is to help students starting their own business.
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Travelogue: Co-working Spaces in Boston, part 5
Ingrid and Martine are two students from NSE. In a series of travelogues, they have introduced us to the world of entrepreneurship in Boston as they are finishing their master thesis at the Babson College.
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15 Years With More Than New Ventures – May Edition I
NTNU School of Entrepreneurship has bred numerous new ventures, tech development in world class, and graduates with extensive knowledge and experience in entrepreneurship, its students are also presenting academic work with high standards!
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15 Years With More Than New Ventures – May Edition II
NTNU School of Entrepreneurship has bred forth numerous new ventures, tech development in world class, and graduates with extensive knowledge, its students are also presenting academic work with high standards. Read some of the master thesises!
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Travelogue: Meetups in Boston, part 4
Ingrid and Martine are two students from the NTNU School of Entrepreneurship. In a series of travelogues, they will introduce us to the world of entrepreneurship in Boston as they are finishing their master thesis at the Babson College.
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Startup of the month – Podcast: Dropracks
In the following podcast we talk to NTNU School of Entrepreneurship based startup Dropracks. They are developing an exciting mechanism which allows the consumer to hoist down equipment from the roof of the vehicle to a reachable level. In this episode of the Engage-cast, CEO and founder of Dropracks, Helge Dimmen, will share his experiences…
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Startup of the month: Dropracks
Excellent engineering, a well-orchestrated business plan, and the ability to meet consumer needs resulted in Dropracks to be appointed as the startup of the month of May 2018.
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Startup of the month – Podcast: Inalto Technologies
n the following podcast we talk to Experts in Team based startup Inalto Technologies. They are developing an exciting bracelet to fight shaking in tremor patients. In this episode of the Engage-cast they share their experiences and challenges with starting a business. This episode is a must for those who wish to know more about…
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The NTNU signature course
Through experienced-based learning the students are to get a meta perspective on interdisciplinary teamwork. But what makes Experts in Teamwork so valuable?
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The Journey 2018
For the third year in a row NTNU and Engage will be hosting the Journey, Europe’s largest summer school for sustainable business ideas.
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Stipender til studentdrevne prosjekter
Engage har, gjennom tildeling fra NOKUT, gleden av å utlyse 6 stipend à 12.500.- NOK for studentdrevne prosjekter for å bedre egen utdanning. Prosjektene skal forbedre utdanning på senter- studieprogram- eller emnenivå, og skal utføres sammen med faglig ansatte.
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Travelogue: Boston University, part 3
Ingrid and Martine are two students from the NSE and through a series of travelouges, they will introduce us to the world of entrepreneurship in Boston as they are finishing their master thesis at the Babson College.
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Startup of the Month: Inalto Technologies
A previous Experts in Teamwork group has become a startup on a mission to help reduce the problem of tremor in hands.
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Travelogue: Babson College, part 2
Ingrid and Martine are two students from the NTNU School of Entrepreneurship. In a series of travelogues, they will introduce us to the world of entrepreneurship in Boston as they are finishing their master thesis at the Babson College.
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Startup of the month – Podcast: Apolonia Agrotech
In the first podcast we talk to the NTNU School of Entrepreneurship startup Apolonia Agrotech. We interviewed them about urban farming and how they grow food in water instead of soil.
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Student ideas to the world’s rescue
Student teams developed business ideas that target the UN Sustainable Development Goals in the Babson Challenge Local Finale.
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Get ready for JASUN
For the fifth time, Spark arranges Join A Startup-night (JASUN). At JASUN, students can find a startup to join and mingle to meet others that are interested in innovation.
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15 years with more than new ventures – February edition
NTNU School of Entrepreneurship has bred forth numerous new ventures, tech development in world class, and graduates with extensive knowledge, its students are also presenting academic work with high standards. Read some of the master thesises!
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Startup of the month: Apolonia Agrotech
In the long run they want robots to grow our food. Until then Martin Apolonia Årdal and the rest of Apolonia Agrotech wants to grow food in water instead of soil.
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eduROV Summer School
During a two week summer school, high school students will build an underwater vehicle based on a design from NTNU
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Travelogue: The Entrepreneurial Guide to Boston, part 1
Ingrid and Martine are two students from the NTNU School of Entrepreneurship. In a series of travelogues, they will introduce us to the world of entrepreneurship in Boston as they are finishing their master thesis at the Babson College.
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– Why hasn’t the connection between knowledge and confidence gotten more attention?
Through education focused on problem-solving, PhD Candidate Kristoffer Slåttsveen hopes to develop students’ creative confidence already from an early age.
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What defines entrepreneurship?
Teachers from secondary schools in the Nordland County was introduced to creative entrepreneurship in education by Engage.
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What’s an incubator?
In the world of business, an incubator can be the essential element towards making it with your startup, instead of breaking it.