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Episode 1: How Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship teaching formats can reach students from all disciplines

Prof Dr Britta Gossel and David Schroff-Spiering, M.Sc. talk to Prof Dr Lisa von der Heydte, Professor of Management in the Social Economy at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences Munich, about her good practices in social innovation and social entrepreneurship teaching. Prof. Dr. Lisa von der Heydte explains, for example, how she raises awareness of social innovation and social entrepreneurship among students on non-foundation courses and how she recognises that her teaching is successful and bears fruit.

Link:https://open.spotify.com/episode/4GIedSVFAiKM0uPTV4AU6m?si=70c5ac34a6fb44b6

Episode 2: How Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship Education is becoming a central pillar in the university structure

The founders, social entrepreneurship start-up consultants and university developers from Münster University of Applied Sciences Timo Adiek, M.A. and Michael Kortenbrede, M.A. show step by step how they have established social innovation & social entrepreneurship teaching as a permanent pillar in the Münster university landscape in recent years. 

Link:https://open.spotify.com/episode/629Ie94DlhmKzShlIIxaiR?si=924d2e4c0cb0474e

Episode 3: How the transfer potential of social innovation and social entrepreneurship education can unfold sustainably

Prof Dr Britta Gossel, Professor of Social Business Management at the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, shares tried-and-tested good practices in an interview, including how transfer should be taken into account in the design of teaching and what is important to ensure that transfer is successful in the long term.

Link:https://open.spotify.com/episode/1X3ICWeHJNfjfulsxHk1wq?si=0113bc9d850b4348