Course 2 - London School of Social Enterprise and Sustainable Economics

Short Courses

Global MBA In Social Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Public entrepreneurship is an alternative, inventive approach for leading change in public realms. This course is designed for future private entrepreneurs and public leaders who want to build new ventures operating in, or selling into, traditionally public domains. Throughout the last few years, we have seen a wave of new public entrepreneurs start companies that eventually sell to government institutions, or directly to citizens, and a growing interest in these companies by ventures funds and other investors.

Introduction Of Programme

The programme drives the participants straight into the world of entrepreneurship as we kick off with New Venture Creation. The participants will learn to think beyond the now and be exposed to “out of ‘the box thinking’. You will also engage in developing the field of social enterprise, and develop critical academic views through the Action learning interaction. The participants will be exposed to the concept of Design Thinking, Systems Thinking and learn how to design, launch and scale-up successful entrepreneurial ventures with social goals. If you have the passion and dedication in learning to tackle real-world problems, then the Global MBA in Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation will provide the perfect pathway for a fulfilling career in addressing fundamental societal problems and financial sustainability together.

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The Programme

The primary objective of this course is to address how to measure social value and the impact. Students will thoroughly analyse distinctive hypothetical ways of measuring social value, and the metrics appropriate for measuring impact. Students will learn how to consider the triple bottom line and commit their organisation to focus on social and environmental concerns, while simultaneously driving value and profits. Interest in social impact measurement and SROI (Social Return on Investment) is growing. Governments, foundations, and impact investors are raising the bar and asking for better evaluation and impact data.