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Cross Border Virtual Entrepreneurship (CBVE)

December 2009

Publisher: European Association of Distance Teaching Universities (EADTU)
Editor: Cornelis Adrianus van Dorp
ISBN: 978-90-79730-03-2

Authors:

A. Herrero de Egaña Espinosa de los Monteros

National University of Distance Education

Tallinn University

Maria Kocsis Baan

University of Miskolc

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Cross Border Virtual Entrepreneurship (CBVE) is a multilateral European project under the Lifelong Learning Programme 2007-2013 within the sub programme Erasmus – Cooperation between Universities and Enterprises. It is a collaborative European action by a 6C Consortium which urgently addresses the skills of the lifelong learner in a way that fits the needs of the contemporary learner(s), not (longer) part of traditional cohorts. The main objective is to enhance learners’ professional skills by lifelong, open and flexible learning approaches, with a specific focus on the development, extension and expansion of entrepreneurial skills.

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