Unfortunately, entrepreneurship does not get the attention it deserves in bachelor’s programs offered by traditional Universities of Applied Sciences. Most programs offer entrepreneurship as a minor, or as a selection in a long list of elective courses. Then there are programs that mostly focus on the function of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs within a larger context; they are about entrepreneurship not for entrepreneurs. Neither of these programs truly help you become an entrepreneur, and they underestimate the focus, time, and energy required to do so.

At these more traditional programs, students that want to become an entrepreneur (or already are one) are typically constrained in their freedom to chase their dream. They don’t have enough time for their business idea due to the organization of their education. They are often provided with outdated study material in regard to the best practices for entrepreneurs, a field that is continuously adapting to new market developments, and realities. There is little to no space to discuss their personal business context in class due to the number of participants, and are mostly taught by professional teachers instead of experienced entrepreneurs.   

Do you recognize this yourself? 

Unknown University of Applied Sciences was founded for people like you: ambitious people who want to become an entrepreneur, and are looking for a bachelor program that supports them in becoming one.