It is no secret that university education is becoming progressively diverse, with a greater emphasis on the whole experience, not only the academic side of things. Students are starting to take on extracurricular activities and additional classes in order to learn more about how to succeed in business. Multidisciplinary work and a culture of collaboration is becoming the norm, with the average student being more exposed to entrepreneurial activities and innovative thinking.
National authorities like the National Research Foundation, the Human Sciences Research Council, the Medical Research Council and the Department of Higher Education and Training should ensure that funding for entrepreneurship education is made available only if training meets strict criteria for quality.
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