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  1. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Lab
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Insegnamento con unità didattiche Course full name
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Lab
Course ID number
2223-2-F7702M064
Course summary SYLLABUS

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Course full name Entrepreneurship Course ID number 2223-2-F7702M064-F7702M202M
Course summary SYLLABUS
Course full name Innovation Management Course ID number 2223-2-F7702M064-F7702M203M
Course summary SYLLABUS

Course Syllabus

  • Italiano ‎(it)‎
  • English ‎(en)‎
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Obiettivi formativi

Conoscenza e comprensione

- Comprendere i processi imprenditoriali e innovativi nelle start-up

- Comprendere i processi imprenditoriali e innovativi nelle aziende consolidate

Capacità di applicare conoscenza e comprensione

  • Saper sviluppare un progetto imprenditoriale attraverso la costruzione di un modello di business coerente

Contenuti sintetici

Il corso di Imprenditorialità ed Innovazione introduce gli studenti ai processi imprenditoriali applicabili in nuove realtà (start-up) e in imprese consolidate, approfondendo le sfide, i meccanismi e gli strumenti necessari per scoprire e sfruttare opportunità imprenditoriali trasformandole in modelli di business di successo.

Programma esteso

Il corso è diviso in due moduli. Il modulo di Innovation Management coprirà gli aspetti teorici del corso, mentre il modulo Entrepreneurship sarà dedicato all'applicazione pratica degli strumenti teorici in modo tale da sviluppare una idea di business.

Parte 1. Teoria

1. Entrepreneurial Mindset

2. Customer Development

3. Industry research

4. Research Methodology

5. Value Proposition

6. Market Validation - Customer analysis

7. Business Model canvas

8. Operations and Revenues

9. Entrepreneurial Finance

10. International Expansion

12. Entrepreneurial personality

  1. Final Presentations

Parte 2. Applicazione pratica

1. Entrepreneurial Mindset

2. Customer Development

3. Industry research

4. Value Proposition

5. Market Validation - Customer analysis

6. Business Model canvas

7. Operations and Revenues

8. Entrepreneurial Finance

  1. International Expansion

  2. Final Presentations

Prerequisiti

  • elementi di economia aziendale
  • elementi di sociologia economica
  • background di strategia aziendale

Fluidità in lingua inglese

Metodi didattici

Il corso fornisce agli studenti una esperienza pratica ed applicata di avventura imprenditoriale. Gli studenti lavoreranno in gruppi per comprendere come trasformare una idea imprenditoriale in un business.

Il corso è tenuto in lingua inglese.

In caso di un corso solamente on-line, a causa di restrizione ulteriori dovute alla pandemia, le lezioni saranno erogate on-line tramite la piattaforma e-learning dell'Università e per ogni lezione vi sarà una parte concettuale ed una applicativa, con l'esemplificazione degli strumenti da usare.

Modalità di verifica dell'apprendimento

PROVE SCRITTE
Progetto finale di gruppo (presentazioni e report finale 60%)

PROVE ORALI
COLLOQUIO SUGLI ARGOMENTI SVOLTI A LEZIONE (40%)

Testi di riferimento

Case studies, slides and articles will available on the e-learning platform.

Course book

Di Pietro (2021) Crowdfunding for Entrepreneurs: Developing Strategic Advantage through Entrepreneurial Finance

Barringer, B. R. /Ireland (2005 or later editions). Entrepreneurship: Successfully launching new ventures. Pearson Education India.

Sustainable Development Goals

IMPRESE, INNOVAZIONE E INFRASTRUTTURE
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Learning objectives

Knowledge and understanding

- To understand entrepreneurial and innovation processes in start-ups

- To understand entrepreneurial and innovational processes in corporate settings

Applying knowledge and understanding

  • At the end of the course students will be able to develop their entrepreneurial idea and design a consistent business model

Contents

The course of Entrepreneurship and Innovation aims at introducing students to those entrepreneurial processes that occur in start-ups and in corporate setting, offering a panorama of challenges, frameworks and tools needed to spot and exploit entrepreneurial opportunities, turning them into successful business models.

Detailed program

The course is divided in 2 modules. The Innovation Management module will be devoted to theory, whereas the Entrepreneurship module, will be devoted to apply theoretical tools in practice and to develop your business idea.

Parte 1. Theory

1. Entrepreneurial Mindset

2. Customer Development

3. Industry research

4. Research Methodology

5. Value Proposition

6. Market Validation - Customer analysis

7. Business Model canvas

8. Operations and Revenues

9. Entrepreneurial Finance

10. International Expansion

12. Entrepreneurial personality

  1. Final Presentations

Parte 2. Practical applications

1. Entrepreneurial Mindset

2. Customer Development

3. Industry research

4. Value Proposition

5. Market Validation - Customer analysis

6. Business Model canvas

7. Operations and Revenues

8. Entrepreneurial Finance

  1. International Expansion

  2. Final Presentations

Prerequisites

  • basics of management
  • basics of economic sociology
  • background in strategic management

Fluency in English

Teaching methods

This course will provide students with a hands-on experience on a typical entrepreneurial journey. Student will work in teams learning how to turn an idea into a business.

The course is offered only in English.

In case of an on-line only version of our course, due to pandemic restrictions, classes will be held online through the university platform and for each class meeting there will be a conceptual part and an applied one, with the exemplification of the tools to be used.

Assessment methods

Final team project presentation and report (60% of final grade)
Individual oral exam (40% final grade).

Textbooks and Reading Materials

Case studies, slides and articles will available on the e-learning platform.

Course book

Di Pietro (2021) Crowdfunding for Entrepreneurs: Developing Strategic Advantage through Entrepreneurial Finance

Barringer, B. R. /Ireland (2005 or later editions). Entrepreneurship: Successfully launching new ventures. Pearson Education India.

Sustainable Development Goals

INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
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Key information

ECTS
12
Term
Second semester
Activity type
Mandatory
Course Length (Hours)
84
Degree Course Type
2-year Master Degreee
Language
English

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Enrolment methods

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Sustainable Development Goals

INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE - Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation
INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

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