Course code: BED-3905
Master`s Thesis in Business Creation and Entrepreneurship
Campus
Semester / Year
Spring 2010
Credits
30
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BED-3905
Master`s Thesis in Business Creation and Entrepreneurship
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30
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The course is administrated by
Fakultet for biovitenskap, fiskeri og økonomi
Fakultet for biovitenskap, fiskeri og økonomi
Course contents
The thesis shall develop the students` ability to synthesize technological, economic and marked information and extract a business plan for a research-based idea. The thesis should contain a technological analysis, a marked analysis and a business plan, as well as an analytical discussion of frameworks and premises employed. The business idea must be approved by the institute, preferably before the third or fourth semester. The thesis shall be finished within one semester, with a deadline set by the department.
The thesis shall develop the students` ability to synthesize technological, economic and marked information and extract a business plan for a research-based idea. The thesis should contain a technological analysis, a marked analysis and a business plan, as well as an analytical discussion of frameworks and premises employed. The business idea must be approved by the institute, preferably before the third or fourth semester. The thesis shall be finished within one semester, with a deadline set by the department.
Objective of the course
The aim is to prepare the students for a venture establishment both practically and analytically. The course will also give the student an opportunity for a written demonstration in advanced techno-economic analysis and business planning.
The aim is to prepare the students for a venture establishment both practically and analytically. The course will also give the student an opportunity for a written demonstration in advanced techno-economic analysis and business planning.
Teaching methods
Supervision
Supervision
Assessment methods
Evaluation is base don the thesis itself (80 %) and a comprehensive oral exam (20%)
Evaluation is base don the thesis itself (80 %) and a comprehensive oral exam (20%)
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