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Vol. 10 (2025), Issue 1, pg(s) 13-16

BUSINESS

Digital entrepreneurship education: Essential topics

  • 1 Department of Management and Quantitative Methods in Economics
  • 2 CEO of HotelBox
  • 3 Department of Political Sciences and National Security

Abstract

The paper presents a methodology focused on digital entrepreneurship education for bachelor students in economic specialties. The conceptual framework is to present on the one hand a useful model for students who plan to create their own business, and on the other – to focus on the collaboration between academic lecturers and business representatives to combine efforts in teaching that provides practical-applied results and stimulates entrepreneurship initiatives. In this regard, the paper aims to give a foundation for future entrepreneurs to apply key instruments for business digitalization. Based on this educational unit, it is possible for the students to implement a specific technic that will increase their digital competitiveness. The application of the listed tasks in the process of business idea development can be beneficial for students to create start-ups that overcome threats from the external environment and the continuous confrontation with new crisis situations.

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