The county needs a highly skilled, innovative and entrepreneurial workforce to complete in the ever changing business landscape.
John Lonsdale, head of innovation and enterprise at UCLan, says: "Many creative, digital and new media businesses are supported through a programme of business support delivered by mentors and practitioners at our dedicated business incubator in the Media Factory
"Being entrepreneurial is not just about setting up a business, it is about being entrepreneurial in the job that you do. UCLan has invested in providing all students with the opportunity to undertake a structured work experience opportunity. "Supported by advice and guidance on how to develop professional careers, it is not by chance that nearly 80 per cent of UCLan graduates are in work or further study six months after graduation. A university education opens a lot of career doors, it develops life skills, sets graduates on a path of lifelong learning to higher qualifications, and creates the business leaders of the future."
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