Who Wants to Study Entrepreneurship? We Do, Say Students as Profile Rises; Research Part of Evolving Process to Embed Subject in Welsh Colleges
Byline: Sion Barry
ENTREPRENEURSHIP education is booming in Wales, according to new research.
These of the findings of a study commissioned by workplace training and education quango Elwa on behalf of its pounds 46m Knowledge Exploitation Fund which is being transferred to the Welsh Development Agency.
The research, conducted by experts at the University of Strathclyde's Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, demonstrates how far the teaching of entrepreneurship has progressed in the 18 months since the first study was commissioned.
It also highlights positive port developments in entrepreneurship education over that period, recommending the further …
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Article title: Who Wants to Study Entrepreneurship? We Do, Say Students as Profile Rises; Research Part of Evolving Process to Embed Subject in Welsh Colleges.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales).
Publication date: August 27, 2003.
Page number: 3.
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