"Among the courses in the Entrepreneurship and Innovation programme, I found Entrepreneurial Finance to be the most challenging due to its comprehensive nature and wide-ranging scope. During both individual and group assignments, discussions and mutual support with my peers were crucial to successfully completing the course. Furthermore, compared to purely theoretical knowledge, our professors placed greater emphasis on practicality. During our group project presentations, instead of focusing solely on theoretical questions, they often pointed out areas that might be too idealized, guiding us to better integrate our proposals with real-world conditions.
Over my four years at university, I made many friends. Since business courses often emphasize group work, and entrepreneurial practice requires close teamwork, having like-minded and reliable teammates was incredibly important. Additionally, my involvement in student organizations further enhanced my abilities in planning, coordination, and handling unexpected situations, enabling me to address various scenarios with greater composure."