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Advanced Perspectives on M&E: Climate Resilient Communities in the Caribbean (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Steffen Farny

Inhalt: How to foster community impact? What makes a community resilient? Who needs to engage in climate adaptation action? This transdisciplinary community impact research project focuses on the intersection of climate resilience, communities and social innovations. The setting of the project is Grenada, a Small Island State in the Southern Caribbean (Lesser Antilles) in which communities face continuous challenges to adapt to changing climatic conditions and threats to their livelihoods. In their quest to become ‘climate resilient communities’, Islanders in the Caribbean are currently struggling to mitigate and adapt to changing climatic conditions and impactful catastrophes, such as hurricanes, earthquakes and the pandemic. Building on results generated in the previous two years, student teams will focus on co-creating solution-oriented transferable knowledge for a local community living in a marine-protected area. A concrete entrepreneurial training interventions will be implemented with student mentors (on-site) and regional partners, for example the GIZ Team on St.Lucia.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship - Advanced Perspectives on Management & Entrepreneurship

Advanced Perspectives on M&E: Global Scaling Challenge (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Elke Schüßler

Inhalt: The Global Scaling Challenge is an international student competition about real-life firms that currently face the challenge of scaling globally. Student teams will develop, present, and discuss their suggestion for a scaling strategy with the entrepreneurs and an expert jury. Find more information here: https://gsc.mgt.unm.edu/ Student teams are coached to compete in developing a scaling solution to real-world cases. In doing so, the course revisits key concepts of entrepreneurship such as business models, growth and scaling strategies and discusses their practical application. What’s in it for you? As a student of IBAE you can compete with teams from around the globe and your input can make a real difference for the participating firms. You will be given mentorship and hence can develop your knowledge and skills in addressing real-life entrepreneurial challenges. Additionally, successful student teams can win a share of the price money. Note that this course takes place outside of the regular semester cycle. The regional qualifier event is on March 14, and the main part of the course will take place before this date to coach the students. Thus, students have to be prepared to work intensively during February and March. Usually, there is a short time between the presentation date and the publication of the case materials - this time pressure is part of the challenge. So any student planning longer absences in February and March 2025 should not register for this course! Key Dates February 17, 2025: Student teams have to register with their names February 19, 2025: Case materials will be distributed March 14, 2025: Regional qualifier event Europe/Africa April 4, 2025: Global Scaling Challenge Finals Note that only two teams of 4 students each can participate in the challenge. This means that, depending on group size, there will most likely be an internal pre-selection process. Regardless, all students will benefit by learning from each other as well as the winning teams. If demanded, the preparatory classes can be partially held online.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship - Advanced Perspectives on Management & Entrepreneurship

Advanced Perspectives on M&E: Grand Challenges & Citizen Entrepreneurship (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Leonie Anika Eising

Inhalt: As the world faces growing grand challenges, such as climate change, resource scarcity, armed conflicts and many more, one approach to tackle these challenges may be “active citizenship“. The idea is that every citizen makes use of his or her skills and put them to work in a meaningful way to explore new ways of addressing social problems. If these citizen activists organize themselves in a business-like structure to achieve a certain goal, we speak of "citizen entrepreneurship". Using tools as online networking, private-public partnerships, corporate engagement or social entrepreneurship, these entrepreneurs strive for sustainable, systemic solutions in their community. Rather than short-term fixes and hand-me-down charity, they aim to build empowering communities and impactful organizations rather than fostering dependency. In this course, you learn about citizen entrepreneurship with guest lectures, by using examples, discussing case studies, and performing a (practical) assignment: You can either find out how much citizen entrepreneurship lies within you and your ecosystem by looking at a citizen initiative you are involved in already, or you explore an existing "external" citizen entrepreneurship initiative and its ecosystem in-depth to enrich the research field. How much potential does citizen entrepreneurship have for solving grand challenges? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the concept? Together we will find out. Citizen Entrepreneurship encompasses citizens' inclusion, integration, and engagement in the entrepreneurial process. As a conceptual framework, it represents a comprehensive view of how individuals within a community or society participate in entrepreneurship beyond the traditional profit-driven model. Citizen entrepreneurs create economic and social value by addressing local problems (e.g., in a city), often resulting from unsustainable development. The concept includes elements of, e.g., social or sustainable entrepreneurship, but it is not yet widely researched and represented in the literature.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship - Advanced Perspectives on Management & Entrepreneurship

Advanced Perspectives on M&E: Intercultural Management (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Matthias Wenzel

Inhalt: In a highly interactive format, students will experience critical intercultural situations through the use of simulations, case studies and group exercises. This helps to not only understand issues of intercultural management, but to actually feel them. After every exercise, the experiences will be discussed and analyzed on a theoretical level, generating long-lasting insights through self-reflection.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship - Advanced Perspectives on Management & Entrepreneurship

Advanced Perspectives on M&E: Leading Organizations: Becoming Leaders who Matter (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Sarah Stanske

Inhalt: According to various experts, leadership has been heralded frequently as an important source for a sustained competitive advantage on the part of organizations. Yet, in very recent times, many people have become cynical about existing leaders in both public and private sectors. Nevertheless, it is clear from research that the display of effective leader behaviors are requirements for individuals attempting to progress in managerial positions in their careers. As such, it is important for aspiring managers to learn about the nature of effective leadership practices and how they can develop their own competencies in this area. Thus, this course deals with leadership ideas such as leader-follower dyads, group organizing across levels and also beyond an organizational boundary. Both traditional aspects of leadership are discussed, as well as more recently emerging concepts, such as transformational and socially responsible leadership.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship - Advanced Perspectives on Management & Entrepreneurship

Advanced Perspectives on M&E: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Entrepreneurial Action (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Monika Imschloß

Termin:
wöchentlich | Dienstag | 14:15 - 15:45 | 07.04.2025 - 11.07.2025 | C 5.310 Seminarraum

Inhalt: This is a course designed to learn about academic findings pertaining to the use of AI, but also to learn about the application of AI for entrepreneurial actions. Students should apply this knowledge to solve an AI-challenge. For doing so, the tentative outline of this course is follows: 8.4-6.5.: regular sessions on Tuesdays 2.15-3.45 23./24.5: Two days block seminar on Friday (between 12-20.00) & Saturday (between 8.15-16.00) 1 recap sessions after the block seminar on Tuesdays 2.15-3.45 Structure and content: 1.) Theoretical Foundation – individual sessions - Students get an overview of academic research (primarily from the domain of marketing/business administration) on selected aspects of AI. - To be decided: This could include that students briefly present a designated paper in front of the class. 2.) Practical Foundation– individual sessions - Students get an initial understanding of how generative AI generally works. - Students get an overview and a first experience in working with different generative AIs (e.g., ChatGPT, DALL-E). 3.) Application of Knowledge – block session - AI-Challenge: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Entrepreneurial Action. - Students will be introduced to an entrepreneurial case (e.g., create a business plan/pitch deck for xy or create a holistic marketing strategy for product xy). - Students will work on the case in student-teams and will apply AI to solve entrepreneurial challenges (e.g., idea generation, creation of marketing content, prototyping, business model development, etc.). - Teams will be coached

Leuphana Bachelor - Major International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship - Advanced Perspectives on Management & Entrepreneurship