Written by Oliver Hirsch Friday, 09 April 2010 15:31

KITE (Knowledge Innovation, Technology and Enterprise centre) and the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship will deliver a two day workshop event at Newcastle University, which aims to provide an informal environment for ideas and research to discuss the emergence of a new ‘European' school of entrepreneurship. In addition the workshop will promote pluralism and convergence rather than separation between the dominant school and the new European School.

The workshop will explore the tensions and differences between the schools and how to further integrate European perspectives more centrally into dominant entrepreneurship debates. The workshop will thus provide a meeting space for key participants to build on earlier conversations, and create more of a tangible international community.

There are limited spaces available for the event for non-speaking attendees. Current PhD students are encouraged to attend at a reduced registration rate.
Prices for the workshop are as follows:

PhD student rate: £100
Academic and practitioner rate: £250
The fees include workshop lunches and coffee refreshments, but not evening meals. Accommodation can be arranged but is not included in the price of registration.

Please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to secure your place at the workshop. If you have an academic enquiry about the workshop, please contact organiser Dr Simon Down This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .