Teaching
In this section you can find an overview of our teaching activities. All ECTS courses are held by the Chair of SME Research and Entrepreneurship.
Please note:
- █ Light green courses are more theoretical. You can expect a lecture and a final exam or term paper.
- █ Dark green courses are more practical. You can expect projects, team work, and advancing your startup.
Fall Term
Spring Term
Bachelor Level
Fall Term
Spring Term
Master Level
Tomorrow (Thursday, May 16) Michael Hoeck, co-founder of BallPod, will speak in our MAN632 Lecture Series. Everybody interested in Entrepreneruship is kindly invited to join. The talk will be about how to come up with a great and fresh idea and leveraging a prototype into production when being overwhelmed by demand. "BallPod® is an innovative pod for photo cameras, video…
In a creative Science Fiction Prototyping (CSFP) project, MAN 632 students explore the issue of technology transfer from research into products and business models of the future within the field of Organic Electronics. Thereby, students will try to tackle the challenge of how to discover opportunities for entrepreneurial ventures or corporates, which have not been addressed before. Furthermore, they will…
On Thursday April 18th, Dr. Martin Gutfleisch (InnovationLab Heidelberg) will hold a guest lecture on the Cluster Forum Organic Electronics and recent technological and scientific advancements in Organic Electronics and their potential. The talk is in the context of MAN 632. The venue is the PwC Lecture Hall M003 and everybody is kindly encouraged to join (participation is not restricted to…
Spontaneously and in the context of visiting Mannheim to give a talk at the Mannheim Forum 2013, former Mannheim student Björn Lasse Herrmann visited our lecture today and shared his more than 4 year-long experience as (serial) entrepreneur in the Silicon Valley. Even in Silicon Valley, not all new businesses are successful. Bjoern Lasse Herrmann therefore developed a start-up compass…
