Measuring International Entrepreneurial Competency

This important research project seeks to a) engage graduate students from University of Toronto in an immersive entrepreneurial experience in Taiwan in the fields of advanced computing, clean technologies and scientific innovation and b) measure the development of international entrepreneurial competencies impacted by this experiential learning. The student will complete an internship with Himax. He will participate in a variety of structured entrepreneurial learning activities and will work with Himax to learn about Taiwanese entrepreneurial innovation firsthand. Additionally, Mr. Kapur’s internship will include a research project related to gesture and gaze detection for edge devices. The findings of the international entrepreneurship highway evaluation will significantly inform future international entrepreneurial programming, which is hypothesized to lead to increased entrepreneurial activities in Canada and by Canadian overseas.

Faculty Supervisor:

Andrea Duncan

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Partner:

National Cheng Kung University

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Technology; Education

University:

University of Toronto

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