Latest News & Updates
Latest News & Updates
The latest news and blogs from NCEE
Leadership Under Pressure: What Universities Can Learn from the World Cup
As the men’s World Cup reaches its decisive stages, attention naturally turns to the players and managers. Every substitution is analysed, every tactical decision debated and every moment replayed from
Is UK Enterprise Education Fit for Purpose?: It’s Time for a National Conversation
Are we doing enough to develop entrepreneurial capabilities across our education system? It is a question that deserves serious discussion.
Beyond Startups: What the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2026 tells us about the future of global universities
“It’s a structural shift—and it’s happening fast.” That is one of the defining messages from the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2026 (GSER).
What the UK’s Young People and Work Interim Report tells us about the need for entrepreneurial leadership
The publication of the UK’s Young People and Work Interim Report, led by Alan Milburn, should give all of us involved in higher education pause for thought.
What Have We Learned from EDGE Series 1?
Across the latest series of NCEE’s EDGE sessions — Entrepreneurship, Digital, Growth and Education — we have brought together a rich mix of voices: senior leaders, practitioners and researchers, each
Global Interest Group – Entrepreneurial Mindset
Following an NCEE EDGE session led by Sasha Kenney (Wrexham University) we are establishing a global interest group on entrepreneurial mindset in universities, bringing together educators, researchers and practitioners interested
From Partnership to Recognition: Tunisia’s Entrepreneurial University Journey
University of Jendouba, University of Sousse and University of Carthage have been awarded a three-year NCEE Entrepreneurial Award accreditation.
Cranfield University: Fostering a culture of innovation and enterprise
The Universities in Place series showcases how universities are embedding entrepreneurship within their regions, supporting local communities, and contributing to economic and social renewal. In our third profile, we visit
Imperial College London as a University in Place: From West London Roots to Global Impact
The Universities in Place series showcases how universities are embedding entrepreneurship within their regions, supporting local communities, and contributing to economic and social renewal. In our second profile, we visit
How University of South Wales supports placed based entrepreneurship
The Universities in Place series showcases how universities are embedding entrepreneurship within their regions, supporting local communities, and contributing to economic and social renewal. The series opens with the University
Leading Change, Culture and People in Higher Education
It does not need saying, but there’s a lot of change. Universities are responding to shifting funding models, regulatory complexity, evolving student expectations, technological developments, and expanding civic and economic
Universities in Africa as Launchpads for Entrepreneurial Ventures
Across Africa, a powerful transformation is underway. With nearly 70% of Sub-Saharan Africans under 30 and more than 10 million young people entering the labour market each year, the continent