Optimizing Engineering Education: Integrating an Entrepreneurial Mindset
Sponsored by McGraw Hill Education
Recorded on 02/12/2016Posted in Collection Development and Management
Summary:
The home for entrepreneurship is no longer housed exclusively in business schools. Engineers need to think entrepreneurially to identify and create value in a manner that is comprehensive—considers the enterprise and business perspectives in addition to the technical specifications. Given the complexity and interconnectedness of contemporary engineering issues, students studying engineering in a vacuum (traditional approach) are less effective. In this one-hour interactive webinar, participants were provided:
- Leadership rationale for cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset in engineering education
- Examples of scalable entrepreneurial programming and initiatives being deployed at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
- Exposure to resources and tools which assist in the entrepreneurial mindset integration process
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