Welcome to EDHE
The EDHE Programme is people-focused. It is intended to develop the entrepreneurial capacity of students, academics and leaders. The intention is for students to be more successful in terms of becoming economically active during and after their tertiary education. Entrepreneurial activity during their studies could enable students to generate an additional income and fast-track the process of becoming economically active. Upon graduation, students would be able to consider entrepreneurship as a career, either as a first choice, or as an alternative, especially if they have difficulty in finding employment.
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Latest News
bhive Enterprise Development Centre wins prestigious EDHE award
The North-West University (NWU) proudly celebrates a significant achievement, with its bhive Enterprise Development Centre winning top honours for its Short Learning Programme (SLP) ...
Messages of support and high praise bestowed on the EDHE team by Intervarsity 2024 partners
Sponsor organisations that make some of the projects undertaken by the Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education (EDHE) programme possible, were among the star-studded crowd at ...
Universities need to support young entrepreneurs
Universities must talk to each other about youth entrepreneurship and social innovation, and share knowledge to drive inclusive growth across South Africa. This was ...
Raising Innovation as EDHE and French Embassy Launch AI and Blue Tech Incubation Programme
The journey from a great idea to a thriving business often demands more than passion and perseverance; it requires structured support, access to resources, ...
Third place for Quantity Surveying Professor at EDHE Learning and Teaching Excellence Awards #R2bP
Reasons to be Proud - #R2bP: Professor Gerrit Crafford from Mandela University’s Department of Quantity Surveying secured a third place win at the annual EDHE ...
Disability solution seeking turns into an award-winning business for a dyslexic medical student
Nothile Ngema turned her dyslexia and slow speech into a winning business, e-Aggrandizer, that won her the Existing Business: Tech category prize and R20 ...