363-1104-00L Advanced Studies in Entrepreneurship
| Semester | Spring Semester 2018 |
| Lecturers | B. Clarysse |
| Periodicity | yearly recurring course |
| Course | Does not take place this semester. |
| Language of instruction | English |
| Comment | Master students with a strong interest in research in the fields of entrepreneurship, innovation and organization theory and phd students |
| Abstract | The course covers foundational papers and research streams related to entrepreneurship and targets masters and PhD students with a research interest in entrepreneurship, innovation and organization theory. For each session, the students are required to read the assigned five research papers and prepare for an in-depth discussion thereof. Active preparation and participation are a key requirement. |
| Learning objective | Course participants will - acquire knowledge about foundations and trends in entrepreneurship research - learn how to read, analyze and discuss academic papers - be able to identify new lines of research based on the discussed materials - improve their own writing of research papers |
| Content | Session topics: - Founder & Entrepreneurial Identity - Hybrid Organizations & (Social Entrepreneurship) - Entrepreneurship Theory and the Individual-Opportunity Nexus - Institutional Theory & Entrepreneurship - Technology Market Linking & Search in Entrepreneurship - International Entrepreneurship - Bottom-up Innovation / Corporate Entrepreneurship - Teams & Entrepreneurship |
| Lecture notes | All papers are accessible through the ETH Library or will be provided at the start of the course. |
| Literature | See Syllabus |
| Prerequisites / Notice | For more details, please check the course page: Link |