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two years, the Flensburg University of Applied Sciences and Europa Universität Flensburg have been working to promote entrepreneurial action and an entrepreneurial mindset among their students and staff. [...] Flensburg) and Dr. Kirsten Mikkelsen (EUF). The two entrepreneurship experts pushed to expand the co-working landscape on the Flensburg campus as part of the collaborative project @ventureDock. In addition

British journal "The Economic Journal." The Royal Economic Society thus recognizes the researchers' work as the best paper of 2021 and its outstanding contribution to economics. "I'm thrilled to receive

social work, psychology or other teaching-related degree subjects, who also have relevant educational work experience. This professional experience must comprise at least one year of full-time work after

sciences, and the natural and life sciences, respectively. The partner universities plan to continue working together even after the funding period has ended. "This project is designed for the long term," explains [...] create a truly collective European university, one that is deeply rooted in civil society and that works with regional partners such as schools, companies, clubs, associations and other institutions, such

stereotypical ideas and pseudo-knowledge," Leonie Schwart from the Flensburg site team tells us. "That worked out well this winter, too." Many other students besides Irfanullah Hayat participated in the project

terms of their own negotiation processes and navigating a world pre-structured by adults. With my work, I want to give them a voice in the issues that affect them," explains. Vician N.A. Acquaye, quoting [...] presuppositions." Prof. Dr. Oddbjørg Skjær Ulvik of Oslo Metropolitan University (Department of Social Work, Child Welfare and Social Policy) served as Ms. Acquaye's second doctoral advisor. The University

discussions and workshops, participants will exchange ideas, engage in critical analysis, and together work on shaping a better future. To help participants regroup and recharge after so much engaged discussion

her acceptance speech: "My work is also influenced by my very strong personal belief of the EU being a force for good in the world and therefore If I were to sum up my work using non legal language, I [...] called irresponsibility, and self-service mentality. All of this is a betrayal of European values." Her work, Prantl continued, "is precious and worthy of value: she is a European Ombudsman. As such, without [...] to keep the good guys good." University President Prof. Dr. Werner Reinhart pointed out that this work is not only necessary, but also difficult. "Those who encourage others sometimes need encouragement