Entrepreneurship

Since its foundation in 2000, FHM has been promoting the start-up idea among its students – among other things, through the business start-up module. The aim is for graduates to be able to think and act entrepreneurially in specialist and management positions in medium-sized companies. Each student spends two trimesters during their studies dealing with the topics of “business start-up” and “business plan development”. They learn how to develop a business idea, test it for feasibility, and determine its economic potential and financial requirements. The Research & Development department also deals with the topic of entrepreneurship and cooperates with international partners in this field.

Our research focuses:

Business start-ups

Business management

Business succession

Innovation

Bureaucracy cost measurement

Current projects in the area of entrepreneurship

THENOVA

The further training of employees in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is an important factor that contributes to the development of employee potential and thus the innovative strength of companies.

ADA

Despite growing demand in the digital economy and numerous funding initiatives, women continue to be underrepresented in this field, as evidenced by the low number of technology-oriented start-ups.

BIX

Since 2016, the Bureaucracy Index for Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (BIX) has measured the time spent by office-based physicians and psychotherapists on administrative work each year in order to transparently visualize and reduce the administrative burden.

Completed projects in the area of entrepreneurship

GITA

With a population of over 260 million, Indonesia is the strongest economy in Southeast Asia and the fourth most populated nation in the world.

Best Boss

The “Assessment Procedure for Micro and Small Sized Enterprises Successors in Tourism Industry” means that universities and medium-sized companies will relate to each other more than before and explore professional options for business succession in tourism industries.

FHM-Institutes in area of entrepreneurship

National Center for Bureaucracy Cost Reduction (NZBA)

The National Center for Bureaucracy Cost Reduction (NZBA) has found its identity since 2007 in measuring bureaucracy costs for the norm addressees of business and enforcement administration.

School of Start-up and Succession

Die School of Start-up & Succession hat die Aufgabe, Unternehmensgründung und –nachfolge sowie die Businessplanentwicklung für alle Studierende der FHM anwendbar zu machen.