What can past refugee crises teach us about resilience through entrepreneurship – particularly in light of potential new displacement risks?
On March 4, 2026, the project team of RES²CUE – Building resources and resilience through the crisis for Ukrainian entrepreneurs met at the University of Münster.
Prof. Dr. David Bendig (l.), Dr. Thomas Schäper (m.l.), Dr. Lucas Mantke (m.r.), and Dr. Nico Schauerte (r.)
Registration:
Applications for the Project Seminar Entrepreneurship & Digital Innovation are open until February 8th through this form on the CfM website.
Slides from the information event:
Dear students,
In addition to the general information event for the 2nd semester of the major management on 06.02., a specific information event on the Project Seminar Entrepreneurship & Digital Innovation (CfM 06) of the Institute of Entrepreneurship will take place in advance.
Dr. Colin Schulz (l.), Prof. Dr. David Bendig (m.l.), Dr. Antonio Bräunche (m.r.), und Prof. Dr. Bastian Kindermann (r.)
Dr. Colin Schulz (l.), Prof. Dr. David Bendig (m.l.), Dr. Kathrin Haubner (m.), Prof. Dr. Johannes Kriebel (m.r.) and Prof. Dr. Stav Fainshmidt (r.)
Dear students,
With the winter semester 2025/26, the following changes apply in the Business Development programme. Please review your examination regulations carefully.
What is changing?
Within the module “Go-to-Market and Business Development”, you can enrol in the module “Start-up Management”, which comprises:
Lecture “Founding and Scaling Ventures”
Tutorial “Applied Business Growth”
Entrepreneurship is a key driver of the transition to sustainable energy. This new review article in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews synthesizes 142 scientific articles to show how start-ups shape the renewable energy sector. It distinguishes three types of entrepreneurship—technology-driven, community-based, and rural—and analyzes the factors that enable their success and the hurdles they encounter.
Key insights include:
