Projects at The Entrepreneurship Club connect entrepreneurial education with practical experience and knowledge exchange. E-Club’s initiatives explore digital skills, business planning and cooperation between higher education and business. This page brings the projects together so that readers can find the area that matches their interests.
Each initiative approaches entrepreneurship from a different perspective. Some projects introduce young people to the working life of an entrepreneur; others focus on developing business ideas or strengthening links between universities and companies. Follow the links below to read the individual project descriptions.
Digital skills projects for young entrepreneurs
Digital Skills of Young Entrepreneurs explores the capabilities young people need when developing entrepreneurial ideas. The project brings attention to digital skills and the changing environment in which entrepreneurs work.
Its approach includes learning from entrepreneurs about the skills they use and the challenges they face. The project page explains the focus of the initiative and its round-table discussion, supported by the City of Zagreb.
Projects connecting young people and entrepreneurs
Entrepreneur for a Day gives young people a closer look at an entrepreneur’s working day. It introduces the responsibilities, decisions and self-discipline involved in running a business.
The initiative connects young people with business owners and managers who can share their experience. Learning from a real working environment helps bring entrepreneurial concepts into context. Read the project page for more about the idea behind the initiative and the contribution of participating entrepreneurs.
Startup projects and business planning
StartUp World is an initiative focused on startups, entrepreneurship and technology. Its workshops introduce young people to business plans and investment studies.
Developing a plan is one way to examine a business idea and explain it to other people. The initiative’s description also outlines the possibility of presenting selected plans to investors with the participants’ consent. Visit the project page to learn how business planning fits within the initiative.
Knowledge exchange projects
Knowledge Alliance focuses on cooperation between higher education and business. Knowledge exchange, entrepreneurial skills and innovation are central themes in the initiative’s description.
Connections between academic and business communities can bring different forms of experience into the same conversation. The project page explains the role of teaching, learning and cooperation in this approach.
Learn more about our projects
These projects are part of E-Club’s wider interest in entrepreneurial education, research and practical exchange. Read about The Entrepreneurship Club to understand our mission, or explore our events for related discussions.
For research on business and entrepreneurship, visit the IJCBE journal, published by E-Club. For questions about the projects described here, contact the club and name the initiative you are interested in.
Choosing between the projects
Where should I start if I am new to entrepreneurship?
Start with the question you want to explore. Entrepreneur for a Day introduces the working life of an entrepreneur, while StartUp World looks at planning a business idea. Reading both descriptions can help you distinguish between learning about everyday business responsibilities and developing a plan.
Which projects focus on skills and cooperation?
The digital skills initiative considers capabilities relevant to young entrepreneurs. Knowledge Alliance looks at cooperation between higher education and business. These are complementary themes: individual learning needs and the exchange of experience between organisations. The individual pages explain the purpose of each initiative in more detail.
How can I ask for further information?
Contact E-Club and identify the project that interests you. Explain whether your question concerns its aims, its activities or participation information. Include the relevant project name in your message so that your enquiry is easy to understand. Confirm any current arrangements directly with the club before making plans.
The descriptions on this page provide a starting point for exploring the club’s work. They do not replace the more detailed project pages or direct communication about a particular initiative.