Unit for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Innovation and Entrepreneurship are increasingly important for our welfare and we need new skills and competencies. We educate future leaders, in close cooperation with the business community, for them to gain a theoretical understanding and also practical skills in these subjects.
The Unit for Innovation and Entrepreneurship conducts research and education in the field of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Management of Intellectual Assets.
The subject area deals with innovation processes with a focus on entrepreneurship and intellectual assets. More specifically, it focuses on the different determinants of innovation processes, the actors involved, and the related social and economic consequences.
The research on innovation and entrepreneurship aims to explain the correlation between, and to identify methods and strategies to promote, innovation and entrepreneurship in a societal and organizational perspective. Also the effects on individuals, organizations, businesses, institutions and knowledge due to innovation-related societal changes are analyzed.
The unit offers single-subject courses at both Bachelor´s and Master´s level, two Master´s programmes, and doctoral education.
News
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Society and economyNew visiting researchers joins the School as part of Malmsten Early Career Scholar 2024
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Society and economyAstrid Heidemann Lassen appointed Broman scholar 2024
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Society and economySvante Prado appointed Broman scholar 2024
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Society and economyTechnological change led to increased demands on occupational skills – but not always
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Society and economyPolitical processes were exploited at the expense of the public interest
