معرفی
Kemi Chukwuma-Nwuba is an Assistant Professor at the CBL International Centre for Transformational Entrepreneurship (ICTE). She holds a Doctorate in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship from the University of Northampton (2015–2019), focusing on the impact of entrepreneurship education on Nigerian graduates' intentions. Her research explores informal apprenticeship systems, sustainability transitions, and gender dynamics in entrepreneurship. She has collaborated on studies in South Africa and Nigeria, examining regime actors' roles in policy-driven initiatives.
Education:
- Doctorate in Enterprise and Entrepreneurship, University of Northampton (2015–2019)
Research Interests: Entrepreneurship education policy, socio-cultural influences on economic development, and informal learning systems. Her work bridges theory and practice in emerging economies, emphasizing practical applications of entrepreneurship education.
Recent Themes in Articles: Recent work highlights the intersection of cultural contexts with entrepreneurial learning, post-pandemic business adaptation, and gender challenges in Nigerian entrepreneurship. She critiques systemic barriers while advocating for inclusive policy frameworks.
Grants & Activities: Participated in the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship 2022 conference, contributing to discussions on entrepreneurship education and policy.
Labs/Teams: Active within the ICTE, focusing on transformational entrepreneurship research and outreach.
