Objective: 
The main goal is to help students gain knowledge of the concepts and processes of entrepreneurship.

The aim:
The goal of this lecture is to present historical and modern entrepreneurship theories.
This course provides students an understanding of the challenges and risks for the enterprises.

Acquired knowledge:
Student knows the role of entrepreneurship within society.
Student can explain the ethical, legal and social issues of enterprise activity.

Acquired skills:
Student is skilled in analysing business structures.
Student is able to describe influence of taxation on business decisions.

Developed reflection:
Student is able to define and to solve business problems.
Student is aware of the impact of economic system on business activity.

Assessment: 
The final grade consists of: exam ( 40% ), student own work ( 40% ).

Contents: 
Theories of entrepreneurship.

Types and forms of enterprises.

Organizational structures of business organizations.

Corporate Social Responsibility.

Tax risks management.

E-commerce and business models.

International Entrepreneurship.

Recommended reading: 
The Economics of Business Enterprise An Introduction to Economic Organisation and the Theory of the Firm, Ricketts M., Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, 2002.

The Economics of Entrepreneurship, Parker S. , Cambridge, New York, 2009.

Taxing Global Digital Commerce, Cockfield A. (ed.) , Wolters Kluwer, Alphen aan den Rijn, 2013