Invitation: Entrepreneurship in Arts education - workshop in Sweden
FROM STUDENT TO PROFESSIONAL IN THE CREATIVE FIELDS
The arts, culture and design fields have a vast potential to contribute to society - yet a large number of students find it hard to leverage their potential and skills after graduating:
- How do we strengthen the ability of the students to create sound working lives – finding multiple ways of applying their skills?
- How do we leverage artistic potential and skills through entrepreneurship?
Come join one of the five workshops in each of the five Nordic countries this autumn. The workshops are of value for educators and educational planners. Download invitation in English or in Danish.
In 2012 and 2013, educators and educational planners from the Nordic arts and design schools gathered to share their knowledge, inspiration and experience on entrepreneurship. Five workshops will be held during the autumn of 2014 to build on this momentum. These workshops are designed to be of value both to those who have participated before and to newcomers.
And we would really like to have you participate!
The five workshops will be held in different Nordic countries. You are welcome to bring a colleague and to choose a workshop in whichever country you would prefer. The workshops will include a variety of films and stories of what works well, as sources of inspiration. The idea is to spur interaction between the participants and draw from the experiences of the group. The aims of the workshops are to:
- Discuss the opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurial learning
- Create a wide variety of collaborations across schools, subjects and countries
- Fuel motivation and knowledge sharing among educators and education planners about integrating entrepreneurship into their courses
Price
Participation in workshops is free of charge, all costs are paid for by KreaNord. Expenses for travel and accommodation will need to be covered by the participants.
Language
The workshops in Iceland and Finland are in English, the others will be facilitated in a mix of Scandinavian languages and English as it suits the participants best.