Registration ends 07.4.2026 at 23:59 h

If your registration for this course is successful you will registered automatically for the course Perspectives on Entrepreneurship - V/Ü (Michael Gielnik, Elke Schüßler).

In this seminar, students will become acquainted with research on entrepreneurial phenomena that fall outside of mainstream or idealised views of entrepreneurship. On the one hand, this research includes studies on entrepreneurship in marginalised groups, such as minorities, migrants, and people of colour. On the other hand, this research includes research streams within entrepreneurship studies that conceptually highlight understudied and under-theorised aspects of entrepreneurship, such as the role of non-human actors in entrepreneurial processes, the role of the material and built environment, the role of affects, and the role of everyday social practices in the accomplishment of entrepreneurship.

Students will gain an understanding of different conceptual focal points and empirical areas within the field of entrepreneurship studies that are outside of the mainstream norms of entrepreneurship. In so doing, students learn to question such norms on the basis of scientific research.

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