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HE Social Entrepreneurship Awards
The HE SE Awards are now closed and we are no longer accepting applications. Click here for information on UnLtd's other Award Programmes.
Latest News
Research Findings
Thank you to all those Award Winners from the HE Social Entrepreneurship programme who completed our survey. We received invaluable information about the substantial social and economic impacts of the programme and the state of social entrepreneurship in Higher Education.
Our research findings were launched at the Dare To Be Different national conference in June 2011 and highlighted the impact of social entrepreneurship in Higher Education alongside policy recommendations and best practice to create a culture of social entrepreneurship. To download a copy of the report click here
The HE Social Entrepreneurship Awards programme from UnLtd and the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) provided financial and non-financial support across Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in England to develop their expertise, skills, knowledge base and business support structures in social entrepreneurship and social enterprise activity.
HEFCE promotes and funds high quality, cost-effective teaching and research, meeting the diverse needs of students, the economy and society.
Click here for Frequently Asked Questions about the Awards.
Ambassadors Programme
As part of the wider impact of the programme which focuses on creating a positive understanding and awareness of social entrepreneurship within HEIs, ten individuals were recruited to act as advocates to champion higher education social entrepreneurship.
