Bachelor

In this Bachelor's seminar, we will explore methods that enable participants to recognize entrepreneurial opportunities and develop innovative business models based on them. Based on this knowledge, students will put what they have learned directly into practice: In an initial phase, they will develop their own individual business ideas and test them with their fellow students. The students then work in teams to further develop the most promising business ideas and prepare an investor pitch for the final presentation.

The Bachelor's course ‘Introduction to Entrepreneurship’ guides students through the entire start-up process, from the initial idea to the successful establishment of a start-up. The basic ways of thinking and acting that are particularly relevant for technology-orientated start-up projects are taught. Special emphasis is placed on the development, evaluation and utilisation of technological opportunities. Students learn to develop innovative ideas and evaluate them critically. They are enabled to design viable business models and create a comprehensive business plan. In addition, students acquire the ability to calculate and assess the value and profitability of companies or individual projects.