MBA in entrepreneurship for 32 consecutive years
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The official Babson College Entrepreneurship Educators Workshop available remotely to educators in Asia-Pacific.
This program is designed for college and university educators who want to bring entrepreneurial thinking into their classroom and to their teaching practice. The program encourages educators to experiment, iterate, and embrace creativity in their teaching so they can better prepare students to think like entrepreneurs, act with agility, and lead with courage. Every great educator is, in many ways, an entrepreneur, and Babson invites educators to reimagine their teaching as an entrepreneurial act.
MBA in entrepreneurship for 32 consecutive years
U.S. News & World Report
College in America
The Wall Street Journal, 2025
The Babson Entrepreneurial Educator Program in Asia-Pacific is geared toward educators and teachers of all kinds throughout Asia-Pacific who are interested in learning from expert Babson College thought leaders how to foster entrepreneurship and inspire the next generation of business leaders. The program is ideal for business school educators but appropriate for faculty across disciplines. Participants will include:
This four-day, live-online program includes four two hour sessions. Sessions will take place from 8:30 to10:30 a.m. Beijing time, Monday through Thursday.
Acceptances are made on a rolling basis and acceptance notifications will be sent promptly. We strongly encourage potential participants to apply early as only 45 participants will be accepted into the program.
Confirmation of participation and payment is required within 2 days of acceptance into the program.
Cost: $995
A 10% discount is available for Babson Collaborative members and Babson alumni. Please email BabsonAcademy@babson.edu for more information about group discounts that may apply.
Session 1 | Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset for Teaching |
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Session 2 | Educator Identity and The Five Practices of Entrepreneurial Teaching |
Session 3 | Engagement and Connection: Leveraging Play and Empathy in Teaching |
Session 4 | Act. Learn. Build. Creating for and Experimenting in Your Entrepreneurial Classroom |
As a former competitive athlete, I envisioned how I may incorporate experiential learning and sports’ teachable moments to improve the stickiness of entrepreneurship concepts. With the SEE, it is evident how Babson imparts a learner-centered approach: empowering students to discover who they are and what they value, and then propelling them to action by accessing their immediate environment for ideas, networks, and resources.
Their rock star roster of faculty hand-holds you through the entire cycle of teaching venture creation, which culminates in the students’ capstone practicum. And hearing our professors having ‘been there and done that’ in entrepreneurship pedagogy was the most reassuring of all. Truly, the Babson SEE is an educator training like no other.”
You will be learning from world-renowned faculty experts who bring real-world experience, leading research, and award-winning teaching to your development program.
A pre-eminent expert in the field, Heidi Neck works globally on cultivating the entrepreneurial mindset and promoting the positive force of entrepreneurship as a societal change agent. She has been recognized for excellence in pedagogy and course design by the Academy of Management, The Schulze Foundation, the Entrepreneur and Innovation Exchange (EIX), and USASBE (United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship).
One of the most cited entrepreneurship experts in the world, Andrew Corbett focuses on corporate entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship training. He also has been awarded the McGraw-Hill Innovation in Entrepreneurship Pedagogy Award by the Academy of Management.
Andrew Zacharakis’ work focuses on the venture capital decision-making process and entrepreneurial growth strategies. An active angel investor, he invests in seed stage deals. He has held positions with The Cambridge Companies, IBM, and Leisure Technologies. He is a consultant to entrepreneurs and small-business startups and ventures.
Eliana Crosina has extensive professional work experience in both the for-profit sector and in the not-for profit sector. Her current research focuses on identity and new venture creation, and has received several field-level awards and recognitions, including by the NFIB and Kauffmann Foundations.
Alisa Jno-Charles has more than a decade of finance and entrepreneurship experience, and her goal is to help students, entrepreneurs and their ventures understand who they are and how it impacts their decisions and outcomes. She has been featured on CNN, TechCrunch, and in Forbes.
Course materials are provided via Canvas, Babson’s online learning portal. Materials will be made available to participants approximately one to seven days prior to the first live online session, depending on the amount of pre-work that participants are expected to complete in advance.
The schedule will be sent to registered participants in the registration confirmation email (see the link in your confirmation email to the EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW document).
We highly recommend that participants join the live online sessions. It is an opportunity to ask questions, participate in rich discussion, and learn from the experience of your program peers. Session recordings will not consistently be available, and as such, it is expected that participants engage live in the virtual sessions.
Live sessions will be delivered via WeChat and Zoom.
Prior to each virtual session, please ensure you are prepared with the following:
Additional, detailed instructions will be provided on Canvas. Babson staff will be online and available to assist you, and will identify themselves during each live online delivery. Contact the staff via the chat function for help, or email them if needed. Contact information is available in the EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW document.
Course materials on Canvas will be available for six months following the completion of the program.
Payment is due in full at the time of registration. Babson accepts Visa, MasterCard, or American Express.
Discounts on Babson Academy courses are available for the following:
Please email BabsonAcademy@babson.edu for more information and for discount codes before registering. In addition, please note that discounts cannot be combined.
Yes, we can customize a program to your company’s specific needs from our diverse certificate and courses portfolio. Please email BabsonAcademy@babson.edu for additional information.
Each program participant receives a certificate of completion. We invite participants to add the program to their LinkedIn profile. Note that a certificate will not be provided if there is insufficient evidence of participation.
We do not offer translation in our programs. Although we do not require the TOEFL, all Babson Academy programs are taught in English, so it is a prerequisite that you speak, read, and write English proficiently.
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