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EU4DUAL Entrepreneurial Winter School 2024
ESTIA Driving Intercultural and Intergenerational Collaboration to Boost Start-Up Market Studies

The Winter School involved 70 participants from ESTIA, Savonia, and MU. ESTIA contributed 14 participants (including 7 international students) and coached 8 student-entrepreneurs presenting market studies of their start-ups. The program encouraged mixing profiles of different ages and backgrounds, combining students and professionals. Coaching was delivered by ESTIA staff and partners from Savonia and MU. Five entrepreneurs connected with the MOB’E mobility program, strengthening EU4DUAL’s entrepreneurial education framework. The event fostered collaboration among students and professionals from EU4DUAL partners, emphasizing intercultural and intergenerational exchange.

Winter School 2025 (In Spain, Mondragon Unibertsitatea)

Read more at:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eu4dual-the-european-dual-studies-university_2nd-eu4dual-winter-school-activity-7297154415801647104-r9Ls/

Contact person:

j.faham@estia.fr

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