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Part c – Entrepreneurial characteristics: What are the individual characteristics an entrepreneur needs to help overcome some of these barriers and allow him/her to take advantages of the opportunities you see in your country?


Part b – Barriers to entrepreneurship. As above this should be based on your home country and specific to the sector you have chosen (you want to acknowledge where the ecosystem needs to be developed or refined).


Part a – with reference to the Isenberg model, show how the entrepreneurial ecosystem in your country/region/city can help you succeed in your chosen sector.


Scenario: Imagine you are returning to set up a small business in your home country. You want to explore the possibilities and gauge your chances of success [you can choose any sector but need to be specific - and realistic!]


Coursework: Title Examination of entrepreneurial opportunities in [home country]


4. Apply knowledge of International Entrepreneurship, Born Globals and International New Ventures, and their processes and practices, creatively to problem solving situations.


3. Identify, analyse and synthesize materials from primary and secondary sources that assist in the understanding of International Entrepreneurship


2. Demonstrate knowledge of the factors which influence attitudes and behaviour in an international context


1. Describe and critically discuss the nature of Born Global internationalisation, and the emerging theories and concepts underpinning International Entrepreneurship.


The aim of the module is to lead students towards an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the international growth and development process of firms from their inception through to maturity as established international firms


The literature identifies three major barriers to the internationalisation of entrepreneurial firms: lack of foreign market knowledge, limited human and financial resources, and inherent weaknesses in management.


This module focuses on the growth and development process of the firm from start-up to multi-nationality. The theories underpinning the module are grounded in entrepreneurship and international business and emphasise process and development.


BMG936 International Entrepreneurship


i) Strengths in your online communication, knowledge of the field, understanding of your own professional practice.


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