Campus Entrepreneurial Management

Authors

  • Ah. Ali Arifin Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Ampel Surabaya

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30829/jombi.v0i0.4974

Abstract

In the current era of information disclosure, campus institutional leadership is not enough just to rely on the success of student graduation rates. Campus leaders need to have leadership and entrepreneurial qualities to create a learning climate that accommodates all creativity and innovation. At this point, the concept of campus entrepreneurial management is needed. An institutional management model is built on five components. Open Management, Networking, Constructive Competition, Empowerment, and Reward and Punishment. Furthermore, the campus entrepreneurial management concept will be able to encourage teaching creativity, interdisciplinary academic work, participate in social and political movements, contribute to changes in services and policies implemented by civil society and government organizations as well as business expansion opportunities to encourage the extraction of business costs legal business.keywords: campus, entrepreneurial, leadership, management, organizations

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Published

2019-09-01

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Volume: 01, Number: 02, 2019

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