| Type of course | Lecture + Excercise |
| Level | Master |
| Semester | Summer semester |
| Credit points | 5 CP |
| Workload | 4 contact hours per week |
| Examination | Written exam (120 min) + Presentation |
| Lecturer | Judith von Malottki / Janina Segatz |
| Excersice instructor | Judith von Malottki / Janina Segatz |
Course objective
As part of the lecture "Entrepreneurship for Technology Start-ups," students gain fundamental knowledge about founding and managing a technology-oriented company. Successful completion of the final exam counts as an official course assessment.
Topics covered include developing a business model, creating a business plan, addressing intellectual property rights, and tackling practical startup-related issues. The course also presents a variety of startup funding opportunities and financing instruments. Additionally, part of the course features engaging guest talks and excursions with successful tech entrepreneurs, offering real-world insights into the startup journey.
Course content
Below is an overview of the key topics covered in the lecture "Entrepreneurship for Technology Start-ups”:
- Start-up methodologies
- Market research
- Competitive analysis
- Financing
- Funding opportunities
- Business plan development
- Financial planning
- Patents & intellectual property rights
- Practical start-up experiences
Materials
The lecture-related materials for the course "Entrepreneurship for Technology Start-ups" will be made available for download on Stud.IP throughout the course of the lecture. These include the script, exercises, exam materials, and supplementary literature.
Important notes
The lecture and accompanying exercise are offered every summer semester with different instructors but identical content.
Contact
Learning & Control
30823 Garbsen
Learning & Control