Green entrepreneurship, characterized by ventures that prioritize environmental sustainability alongside economic viability, has emerged as a crucial driver of innovation and positive change in the business landscape.This abstract explores the significance of integrating green entrepreneurship education into business management programs to equip future leaders with the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to address pressing environmental challenges and capitalize on sustainable business opportunities.Drawing upon literature on entrepreneurship education, sustainability, and innovation, this abstract examines the key components of green entrepreneurship education, including curriculum design, pedagogical approaches, and experiential learning opportunities.It highlights the importance of fostering an entrepreneurial mindset that values environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and ethical business practices while nurturing skills such as creativity, resilience, and systems thinking.Furthermore, this abstract discusses the role of business schools in promoting green entrepreneurship through cross-disciplinary collaboration, industry partnerships, and ecosystem support mechanisms.By fostering a culture of innovation and sustainability, green entrepreneurship education prepares students to launch successful green ventures and cultivates a new generation of business leaders committed to driving positive environmental and social impact.
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