Can a short intensive course affect entrepreneurial ability, knowledge and intent, or further entrepreneurial study? An assessment of the SEED programme, Dunedin, New Zealand

Author： Cornwall Jon   Kirkwood Jodyanne   Clark Gavin J.   Silvey Stephen   Appleby Ruth D.   Wolkenhauer Svea Mara   Panjabi Jayashree   Gluyas Eva   Brain Chelsea   Abbott Matthew  

Publisher： IP Publishing Ltd

E-ISSN： 2043-6858|29|5|397-404

ISSN： 0950-4222

Source： Industry and Higher Education, Vol.29, Iss.5, 2015-10, pp. : 397-404

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