Learn practical tools and techniques to assess entrepreneurial ideas and transform them into successful business ventures.
Learn practical tools and techniques to assess entrepreneurial ideas and transform them into successful business ventures.
This practical course guides aspiring entrepreneurs through the fundamentals of evaluating and developing business opportunities. Led by experts from the University of Adelaide's Entrepreneurship Centre, students learn to assess business ideas, build effective teams, and access resources. The curriculum combines theory with hands-on activities to develop creativity, innovation skills, and entrepreneurial thinking.
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What you'll learn
Master practical tools for evaluating business opportunities
Develop techniques to enhance creativity and generate innovative ideas
Understand key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs
Learn effective team building and resource management strategies
Gain skills to assess market potential and business viability
Skills you'll gain
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Module Description
This course provides comprehensive guidance for evaluating and developing entrepreneurial opportunities. Students learn practical tools for assessing business ideas, building teams, and accessing resources. The curriculum combines entrepreneurship theory with hands-on exercises to enhance creativity and innovation skills. Through expert instruction from experienced entrepreneurs and investors, participants gain practical knowledge for launching successful ventures.
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Distinguished Academic Leader and Entrepreneurship Expert
Noel Lindsay currently serves as Dean of Business at Adelaide Business School and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Entrepreneurship) at the University of Adelaide, where he holds the position of Professor of Entrepreneurship and Commercialisation. His diverse career spans academia and entrepreneurship, with experience establishing and developing ventures across Australia, South Africa, and Malaysia. His leadership roles have included Director of the Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre, Academic Director of Singapore Operations, Head of the School of Marketing & Management, and Acting Associate Dean Diversity & Inclusion. A qualified accountant and member of multiple professional bodies including Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, CPA Australia, and the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, he brings extensive experience in corporate insolvency, venture financing, and family business advisory. His research focuses on business and social entrepreneurship, particularly examining how entrepreneurial thinking can create value and impact in communities. As current President of the Australian Business Deans Council, he continues to shape business education while maintaining his commitment to fostering entrepreneurial culture through initiatives like ThincLab, the University's integrated new venture incubation platform.
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Distinguished Entrepreneurship Scholar and Educational Innovation Leader
Wendy Lindsay serves as Online Program Coordinator and Associate Head of Learning and Teaching at the University of Adelaide's Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre (ECIC), while holding the position of Associate Dean IT in the Faculty of Professions. Her research expertise centers on nascent necessity entrepreneurs in developing economies, with particular focus on gender differences in entrepreneurial behavior and intentions. Her academic contributions include significant work on indigenous entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial self-efficacy, and the relationship between personal values and start-up behavior. Beyond academia, she brings valuable practical experience as an entrepreneur in tourism and financial management sectors. Her research has explored various dimensions of entrepreneurship, including the relationship between entrepreneurial intent and health perceptions, gender moderating effects on entrepreneurial attitudes, and the role of entrepreneurial education in developing economies. As a judge for initiatives like the Australian eChallenge Wool Innovation, she continues to foster innovation while maintaining her commitment to understanding gender dynamics in entrepreneurship.
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