The events of the Global Entrepreneurship Week at the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Baghdad commenced this week. They included a presentation introducing entrepreneurship, followed by a lecture on the role of media in promoting entrepreneurial culture in Iraqi society. This was followed by a discussion on training and developing human resources, delivered by Pulse Training Center, addressing how to prepare students and graduates for the job market.
The objective was to provide an interactive environment for intellectual exchange among academics and researchers, facilitating idea sharing. Consequently, specific proposals for entrepreneurship were presented to enhance collaboration, innovation, and goals achievement. This followed an introduction to entrepreneurial activities and the scientific requirements in the higher education sector. Additionally, they presented several research papers, addressing the concept and practical application of entrepreneurship, along with successful case studies.
