This session explores how the course connects to a broader learning journey in blue entrepreneurship, introduces the experts and course developers from the Blue Biotechpreneurs project, and offers to meet fellow learners.

This session introduces the Blue Bioeconomy, subsectors, related terminology, and entrepreneurial context.

This session delves into the critical role of the blue bioeconomy in supporting sustainable marine practices and addressing impacts on aquatic ecosystems.

This session highlights EU initiatives to restore ecosystems, cut pollution, support carbon-neutral practices, and boost innovation through cooperation, digital tools, and public engagement for a sustainable Blue Economy.

This session explores marine living resources in the Blue Bioeconomy, focusing on marine biodiversity, sustainable use, and innovative applications in blue biotechnology, while identifying new opportunities for marine life.

This session delves into blue entrepreneurship, exploring various types within marine and aquatic sectors, highlighting their unique challenges and opportunities in driving sustainability and innovation in the Blue bioeconomy.

This section covers idea generation for blue innovators, focusing on blue biotechnology, sustainable marine resources, and collaboration to spark innovation.

This session explores how the Blue Bioeconomy leverages aquatic resources like seaweed, algae, and fish for food, feed, and products, driving sustainability, innovation, and economic growth, particularly in coastal communities.

This session presents blue biotechnology startup cases and highlights sector-specific strategies for uncovering market needs, exploring opportunities, and developing impactful business ideas.

This session describes the importance of defining a unique value proposition, its impact on the business identity, and how it affects each step of the journey to success.

This session explores blue idea validation and stakeholder engagement, focusing on strategies to assess potential pathways for practical impact and sustainable growth in the Blue Bioeconomy.

This session delves into the United Nations Law of the Sea, the Nagoya Protocol, and insights about aligning regulations for the growth of the Blue Bioeconomy in the Baltic Sea Basin.

This session equips you with the mindset and skills foundational to navigating and succeeding as entrepreneurs. It focuses on fostering innovation, resilience, and proactive problem-solving in the evolving Blue Bioeconomy.

This session empowers aspiring blue entrepreneurs with strategies to overcome the fear of failure. It fosters resilience through practical tools, inspiring case studies, and supportive community engagement in the face of setbacks.

This session explores harnessing creative thinking and innovation in blue biotechnology, highlighting their roles in driving sustainable growth and learning in the Blue Bioeconomy.

This session explores lifelong learning, emphasising its role in personal growth through both formal education and everyday experiences like cooking or using technology.

This session highlights the importance of role models in fostering entrepreneurial attitudes, innovation, and sustainable development in the Blue Bioeconomy.

This session explores key traits and skills for entrepreneurial success, guiding participants to assess their drive and fit for a career in the Blue Bioeconomy.

This session highlights how to choose co-founders and team members, focusing on strategies to find partners committed to innovation and sustainability in the Blue Bioeconomy.

This session covers business strategies in the Blue Bioeconomy, focusing on sustainable models and skills to leverage opportunities in marine and aquatic environments.

This session delves into the conceptual structure of blue business models, including the value proposition and business model canvas.

This session focuses on selecting the appropriate legal business structure, highlighting the variety and differences of frameworks and rules at the European and National levels.

This session guides entrepreneurs on funding strategies, exploring the advantages, challenges, and considerations to align financing with values, growth, and sustainability.

This session delves into the European funding programmes as part of a potential funding mix and explains the basics about European projects.

This session covers the basics of intellectual property and data management, key for blue economy entrepreneurs to protect innovations and comply with regulations.

This session guides participants in creating a business plan, outlining objectives, market strategies, and financial projections for success in the blue economy.

This session highlights the role of entrepreneurial ecosystems and networks like BlueBioMatch in accelerating blue economy ventures through resources, mentorship, and collaboration.