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You are curious about what you can learn from other disciplines. You want to contribute to society from your own passion and talent. And you think it would be cool to set up and implement your own project. Then this programme is something for you.

You will enter the minor with your own experience, talents and goals, and from there formulate a cross-sector challenge with which you would like to contribute to society. Your challenge contributes to one of the minor's topics. These themes stem from the subject of the minor: well-being economy and new entrepreneurship. Examples of themes we are working on are: entrepreneurship in the neighbourhood, smart & liveable city and urban agriculture.
When you have formulated your challenge, you will further define the subject, determine your design method and organise the network you need to realise your goal. And then you will get started. Of course, we will guide, coach and inspire you. At the end of the minor, you will present your development and design in your own, personal and fitting way.



In this minor, you will work with a variety of courses to choose a social issue under supervision. You will learn to build a community with relevant stakeholders who recognize the problem (a coalition of the willing) and want to move it forward.
Ofcourse a super team of teachers and researchers will be present to guide you through the process.
There are no entry requirements. Students from all disciplines can participate, the more diverse the better.
There is no prescribed literature. For the workshops several sources will be provided to read, watch or research.
An introduction programme will give you the opportunity to meet your fellow students. Moreover, you will receive all the information you need about your programme to have a successful start.
The minor is full-time and can be started twice a year.
During the week there are several workshops in which we work on your competencies in:
We start and end the week together and have 2 fixed moments for in depth study. The rest of the time you work on your challenge. During the whole week you can work at our own location, together with others.
At the end of the minor you will provide a suitable concept as the final part of your development to enable you gain a pass mark.
More information about the programme is available via School of Business and Entrepreneurship:
info.abe@avans.nl
You require a statement from your university confirming that you have followed a full-time English study programme for 2 years or that your level of English is equal to an IELTS score of 6.0. This equals Cambridge B2 level. For motivated students with an IELTS score lower than 6.0 an interview may be part of the admission procedure. For detailed information, please read the page.
Please note that enrolment for this programme will depend on availability and will be assessed by the Avans minor coordinator.
Learning agreement
Your Learning agreement can be sent to info.abe@avans.nl.
You can participate in an exchange programme at Avans University of Applied Sciences if your home institution has concluded an agreement with Avans. Under this agreement you can be nominated to study with us.
Please read the details on the or contact your home institution's exchange coordinator for details. Alternatively, you can .
The programme is open for Dutch students as well as international students within the Erasmus Exchange Program. The requirements for enrolment are:
As an exchange student, you will continue to pay tuition fees to your home institution. This means you do not have to pay tuition fees to Avans.
If your university is not a partner of Avans University of Applied Sciences, you can join us as a full-fee paying student. For more details, please contact the Avans International Office on +31 88 - 525 80 01 or at internationaloffice@avans.nl.