UAAT International Young Visiting Scholar Program
Nergui Enkhzaya
Assistant Professor
Kyushu University, Robert T. Huang
Entrepreneurship Center (QREC)
Email: enkhzaya@qrec.kyushu-u.ac.jp
Webpage: https://qrec.kyushu-u.ac.jp/en/
Host Scholar: Professor Huimin Chung
Hosting Department/Institution: College of Management, NYCU
Biography:
【Education】
2018/03 - 2021/04 Ph.D. in Management, Graduate School of Economics and Business, Hokkaido University
【Work Experience】
2021-2022 Assistant Professor at Aomori University
2022- now Assistant Professor and Researcher, QREC, Kyushu University
Courses: Basic Entrepreneurship Organization Theory, Basic Entrepreneurship Strategic Theory, Basic Marketing Theory (undergraduate level), Venture Life Challenge (QREC internship)
Research: Leading the QREC Research Project of Entrepreneurship Education.
Lecture [1]:
Time: 9:00 March 25, 2025
Venue: A701, Institute of Management of technology, National Yang Ming Chaio Tung University , 1001 University Road, Hsinchu.
Title: Entrepreneurship in Japan/Fukuoka: Startup Ecosystem and Student Perspectives
Abstract:
Japan's entrepreneurship ecosystem has been evolving, with cities like Fukuoka emerging as dynamic startup hubs. While Japan is known for its strong corporate culture, recent years have seen an increasing focus on fostering innovation and supporting startups. Fukuoka, designated as a National Strategic Special Zone for startups, offers various incentives and a vibrant ecosystem that attracts entrepreneurs.
In this lecture, I will discuss Japan’s startup ecosystem, with a particular focus on Fukuoka’s role in driving innovation. Additionally, I will explore Japanese students' entrepreneurial intentions, and their perspectives on startups and self-employment.
Lecture [2]:
Time: 6:30 to 7:50 PM , March 25, 2025
Venue: M115, Management Building 1, National Yang Ming Chaio Tung University, 1001 University Road, Hsinchu.
Title: Entrepreneurship in Japan/Fukuoka: Startup Ecosystem and Student Perspectives
Abstract:
Japan's entrepreneurship ecosystem has been evolving, with cities like Fukuoka emerging as dynamic startup hubs. While Japan is known for its strong corporate culture, recent years have seen an increasing focus on fostering innovation and supporting startups. Fukuoka, designated as a National Strategic Special Zone for startups, offers various incentives and a vibrant ecosystem that attracts entrepreneurs.
In this lecture, I will discuss Japan’s startup ecosystem, with a particular focus on Fukuoka’s role in driving innovation. Additionally, I will explore Japanese students' entrepreneurial intentions, and their perspectives on startups and self-employment.