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Assessment of Student Learning for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Modules and Courses

Creating Social Enterprises

This guide is aimed at anyone who works in a university that is involved with developing new spin-out businesses or interested in social enterprise and the benefits it could bring to the university and wider community. It aims to help people in creating student start-up companies as well as more formal university spin-outs based on intellectually property.

The guide assumes no prior knowledge of social enterprise and looks at some of the key questions such as ‘what is social enterprise?’, ‘why is social enterprise important?’, ‘what are the benefits for my university?’ and ‘how do I set one up?’

Enterprise Educators UK - February 2009 Newsletter

Read all about the IEEC 2009 and other forthcoming Best Practice Workshops.

Enterprise Educators UK - January 2009 Newsletter

Read all about the IEEC 2009 and other forthcoming Best Practice Workshops.

Enterprise Educators UK - Jul/Aug 08 newsletter

Read here about the results of the recent Enterprise Educators UK elections.

Enterprise Educators UK - June 08 Newsletter

See Images of 2 recent Enterprise Educators UK events at Salford and Leeds Met and read news of the forthcoming Internationla Entrepreneurship Educators Conference.

Enterprise Educators UK - Nov/Dec 08 Newsletter

Read here about IEEC 2009 and other forthcoming events.

Enterprise Educators UK - October 08 Newsletter

Read about IEEC 2008.

Enterprise Educators UK - Sept '08 newsletter

The new Chair of Enterprise Educators UK, Chris Hall, welcomes readers and introduces news of the recent IEEC

Enterprise Educators UK Best Practice Event - Business Plan Competitions Purpose and Practice

This download contains all the presentations of the Best Practice Event held in Durham on 8 April 2008. Speakers: Professor Max Robinson (Durham University), Denise McLeary, (Herbees Community Interest Company), Gareth Trainer (Newcastle University), Robin Steel (Dickinson Dees LLP), Jonathan Gold (NStar Finance), Kate Beresford (Enterprise Educators UK)

Enterprise Educators UK Newsletter - April 2008

Read here about awards to SIFE University Advisers presented by Enterprise Educators UK.

Enterprise Educators UK Newsletter - Feb 08

Read news of 3 new members of Enterprise Educators UK

Enterprise Educators UK Newsletter - Jan 2008

Read news of the final of the National Student Business Plan competition an launch of the new name - Enterprise Educators UK

Enterprise Educators UK Newsletter - Mar 08

Read news of Enterprise Educators Uk's 80th member - Buckinghamshire New University

Enterprise Educatosr UK - May 08 Newsletter

Read here about De Montfort University's Janette Pallas who has just been presented with a Queen's Award for Enterprise Promotion.

NICENT Celebration Report 2005-2007

Northern Ireland Centre for Entrepreneurship's celebration report 2005-2007

UKSEC Best Practice Workshop: "Postgraduate Programmes"

This download contains all the presentations of the Best Practice Workshop held in Manchester on 31 January 2006. Speakers: Simon Barnes (Imperial College), Lynn Sheppard (MSEC), Martin Binks (UNIEI), Andrew Atherton (Lincoln) and Aard Groen (University of Twente).

UKSEC Best Practice Workshop: "The organisation of frequent events"

This download contains all the presentations of the Best Practice Workshop held in London on 23 March 2006. Speakers: Peter Reid (CSEL; LTN), Kate Beresford (UNIEI) and Kate Ray (LTN).

UKSEC Best Practice Workshop: Enterprise in Context

This download contains all the presentations of the Best Practice Workshop held in Oxford on 16 May 2006. Speakers: Fiona Reid (University of Oxford), Linda Allan (University of Cambridge), Marian Gheorghe (University of Sheffield), Fiona Tilley (University of Leeds) and Deborah Loth (Enterprise Centre for the Creative Arts, London).

UKSEC Best Practice Workshop: Social Enterprise: Philanthropy or Common Sense?"

This download contains all the presentations of the Best Practice Workshop held in Warwick on 08 June 2006. Speakers: Paul Tracey (CSME/ Warwick Business School), Chris Mahon (Nottingham University Business School), Matt Stevenson-Dodd (CEO of Unique Coffee Bar), SIFE (Team Nottingham), Owen Jarvis (Former CEO and co-founder of a social enterprise in Cambridge. Director of Social Franchising Programme, Beanstalk at Community Action Network), and Katharine Ford (GK Partners, government advisor on socially responsible business models).