Sunday 11 March

	Afternoon			Registration
	Evening			Reception and opening dinner

Monday 12 March

	Morning			Definitions of enterprise education
	Afternoon			Workshop: Formulating university policies on enterprise and entrepreneurship

Tuesday 13 March

	Morning			Frameworks and models of enterprise and entrepreneurship education
	Afternoon			Workshop: Drafting and implementing a cross-curricular university strategy

Wednesday 14 March

	Morning			Teaching and training for social enterprise and social entrepreneurship Can you train entrepreneurs and how effective is enterprise education in enhancing economic growth?
	Afternoon			Examples of engaging students in enterprise activity

Thursday 15 March

	Morning			Visits to enterprise teaching programmes
	Afternoon			Free time
	Evening			Closing dinner

Friday 16 March

	Morning			Mainstream curricular innovation: Degrees, master’s and doctoral degrees in enterprise and entrepreneurship
	Afternoon			Lunch and close of event

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