How UNIVEN builds entrepreneurial leaders among academics
The University of Venda (UNIVEN), in collaboration with UNIVEN Continuing Education (UCE), is launching a transformative entrepreneurial leadership programme aimed at building entrepreneurial leaders among academics. The initiative positions UNIVEN as an entrepreneurial service hub and seeks to strengthen links for local and regional economic development. The story is provided by Vhonani Maumela.
Details of the event
– Place: University of Venda (UNIVEN), South Africa
– Organisers: University of Venda (UNIVEN) in collaboration with UNIVEN Continuing Education (UCE)
– Person of note: Vhonani Maumela, who provided the story
– Purpose: To establish UNIVEN as an entrepreneurial service hub and to create links that drive local and regional economic development
– Focus: Developing entrepreneurial leadership skills among academics
– Source: https://www.univen.ac.za/news/univen-launches-a-transformative-entrepreneurial-leadership-programme-to-build-entrepreneurial-leaders-among-academics/
– Additional UNIVEN news: https://www.univen.ac.za/news/
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The University of Venda is taking a bold step to blend academia with entrepreneurship. In partnership with UNIVEN Continuing Education, the university is rolling out a transformative entrepreneurial leadership programme designed specifically for academics. This initiative aims to nurture entrepreneurial mindsets within the university, equipping faculty and researchers with the tools to translate ideas into viable ventures and positive community impact.
The programme positions UNIVEN as a hub for entrepreneurial service, where knowledge, innovation and practical business sense come together to benefit both the campus and the broader economy. By building a robust network of entrepreneurial leaders among academics, UNIVEN hopes to strengthen its ability to contribute to local and regional economic development.
This endeavour reflects UNIVEN’s ongoing commitment to practical, relevant education and to fostering strong collaborations that extend beyond traditional academic boundaries. The story of this initiative was shared by Vhonani Maumela, who highlights the potential for meaningful community engagement and participation.
Communities can engage with the programme through involvement in seminars, workshops and collaborative projects that connect academic research with real world needs. Local businesses, entrepreneurs and community groups may benefit from the knowledge exchange and capacity-building opportunities created by the initiative. Interested participants can follow UNIVEN’s news channels for updates and details on how to participate or partner with the university in this exciting venture.
For more information about UNIVEN’s activities and future updates, readers can visit https://www.univen.ac.za/news/ and to read the original article please visit https://www.univen.ac.za/news/univen-launches-a-transformative-entrepreneurial-leadership-programme-to-build-entrepreneurial-leaders-among-academics/
