The aim of this event was to meet, learn, share and network with professionals from the academic, business and entrepreneurial worlds. To discover an innovative, blended-learning approach to teach entrepreneurship skills to university students from all backgrounds.
BLUES Programme successfully proved that a better connection between educational institutions and businesses and entrepreneurs enrich both of them reciprocally, and we made an open invitation for stakeholders to join us in November 2019 and get involved in improving what was already a win-win picture.
We at BLUES have designed an international event for you that focuses on the education and business sectors joining forces in the promotion of entrepreneurial skills demanded by the current and future professional job market. So, we strongly believed that for the participants it would be a very interesting experience for theirselves but also for their environment. They would be able not only to learn about useful skills, the importance of innovation and agile methodologies, or new european frameworks like the ENTRECOMP, but to network and meet european experts and entrepreneurs that may become their future partners
If they were an university teacher, they would be able to help their students to be better prepared for their professional future
If they were a PHD or Erasmus student, they would incorporate innovation and creativity into their daily work and maximise their skills
If they were a Secondary education teacher, they would be able to teach their students how to visualise their potential
If they were an entrepreneur or a business manager they would share and receive knowledge and explore new possibilites
In the BLUES International Event, participants learned about an innovative open source teaching methodology, with online and face-to-face materials, tested with success in four European universities. They were able to know how to incorporate innovation and creativity to their skills and activities; widen their mind as they stretch their professional network; learn about ENTRECOMP, the European frame for entrepreneurial skills and education; get in touch with education centres that are talent incubators and promote employability…
AULA MAGNA – SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
University of Cantabria | Avda. Los Castros s/n.Santander, Cantabria (Spain)
25 – 26 November
Javier León, Pro-rector of the University of Cantabria and
Federico Gutiérrez-Solana, Director of Centro Internacional Santander Emprendimiento – CISE
José C. Ceballos and José I. Rodríguez // Centro Internacional Santander Emprendimiento (CISE)
COFFEE BREAK & NETWORKING
Cristina Armuña // CEO and founder of Rule Eleven, co-director of “101 Emprendimiento” and analyst at Business ADN
Edmundo Tovar // Executive Director Innovation Group in Education in the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), coordinator of Entrecomp4all programme
Aneesh Zutshi // Expert of the BLUES project European Advisory Board
Isabel Rocha // Pro-rector Universtity NOVA of Lisbon
José I. Rodríguez // Centro Internacional Santander Emprendimiento
Raluca Diroescu // Coordinator Youth@Work Partnership on youth employability and entrepreneurship of Erasmus+ National Agencies
COFFEE BREAK & NETWORKING
Antonio Picciotti // Universtity of Perugia
Carla Portela // Universtity NOVA of Lisbon
Dolores Kores // Universtity of Ljubljana
Priscila Parra // Universtity of Cantabria (CeFONT)
José Carlos Ceballos // Centro Internacional Santander Emprendimiento
LUNCH
Practical workshop driven by David Harrison // Teacher and founder of Welearn.es, occasional consultant and bilingual over-thinker, specialising in better learning, better thinking and better communication for organisations of all shapes and sizes.
COFFEE BREAK & NETWORKING
Practical workshop driven by David Harrison // Teacher and founder of Welearn.es, occasional consultant and bilingual over-thinker, specialising in better learning, better thinking and better communication for organisations of all shapes and sizes.