Video Library

Critic, Mindset, Entrecomp & Greencomp 
Mats Westerberg - Luleå Technical University

Mats Westerberg is a professor of entrepreneurship and innovation at Luleå University of Technology. The focus of the video is how to apply the Critic, Entrecomp and Greencomp frameworks in practice in teaching, and what an entrepreneurial mindset means.

Tools for Entrepreneurship Education
Eemeli Alanne, City of Oulu

In his session, Eemeli Alanne focuses on practical tools for entrepreneurship education, which can be utilized inside different school subjects. He  addresses the basic principles through which teachers can modify already existing learning activities to include more entrepreneurship education.

Sustainable entrepreneurship from an educational perspective
Ulrika Persson-Fischier  Uppsala University

Ulrika Persson-Fischier is a researcher and teacher at Uppsala University. She is interested in how entrepreneurial skills can help find solutions to difficult sustainability issues.

Entrepreneurial stories
Multiple experts

The video gives a voice to teachers and students who have been involved in entrepreneurship education. You can explore what can be learned from these stories and experiences and how to incorporate them into teaching.

Future skills and working life
Perttu Pölönen - Futurist / Inventor / Writer

Perttu Pölönen is a futurist, inventor and writer. He has studied future technologies at Singularity University in Silicon Valley, founded a company focused on educational technology in Myanmar, written two books and won the EU’s biggest science competition for youth. With Perttu, you get to know skills that are needed both in life and in the future job market. 

Social media and digitalization in entrepreneurship
Perttu Pölönen - Futurist / Inventor / Writer

During his career, Perttu Pölönen has developed a mobile application for teaching. He discusses the impact of digitalization and social media on us and as part of entrepreneurship. 

Sustainabilisation – the importance of sustainable entrepreneurship
Mikael Botnen Diamant - sustainability expert / author / educator

The theme of Mikael's lecture is 'sustainabilisation' - a societal transformation as profound as urbanisation, globalisation, and digitalisation. Why are sustainability and sustainable entrepreneurship important for companies and organisations, and why are these important themes for teachers and students to work with?

Social Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Solutions
Anzelika Krastina - Lapland University of Applied Sciences

Session will be focused on social entrepreneurship, what challenges and opportunities that social entrepreneurship brings, and what lessons can be learned for entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial education. 

Thinking inside the box – challenges and opportunities of learning with social entrepreneurs
Jessica Lindbergh & Anna Wettermark - Stockholm Business School

Entrepreneurship education and sustainability are two fields that require both teachers and students to think differently about things, sometimes in quite radical ways. Jessica and Anna will share their experiences of the challenges and opportunities they’ve encountered in trying to get students to shift their thinking and be open to learn from these real-life encounters.

STEAM pedagogy and ToolCamp method in entrepreneurship education
Maikki Manninen & Paula Vorne - Educational and Cultural services of the City of Oulu

Maikki Manninen and Paula Vorne are specialist on the development of STEAM pedagogy. They have brought the Danish Toolcamp working model to the north. In the video podcast, Maikki and Paula discuss the connection between STEAM pedagogy and entrepreneurship education, the backgrounds of STEAM and the Toolcamp model.

Morality and conscience in sustainable development and entrepreneurship education
Jani Pulkki - University of Oulu

How can morality and conscience be addressed in teaching, especially in the topics of sustainable development and entrepreneurship education? Jani discusses the concept of ecosocial conscience and what is the role of the teacher when addressing moral and ethical questions.

Stronger together – eight principles for collaboration in student companies, teachers’ teams, or between teachers in different countries
Oskar Henrikson - Psykologifabriken

This lecture is based on the book How to cure an egoist: eight principles for sustainable teams. It provides an overview of the eight principles. Once you've started building a sustainable collaboration in your own team, maybe you are ready to take on larger and larger cooperative challenges?