Biography
Zaur John Samadov-Unsizada is a PhD researcher at Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin, where his research explores entrepreneurship education in non-business disciplines, with a particular focus on the Humanities.
Alongside his doctoral research, he serves as Student Entrepreneurship Programme Manager at Trinity Entrepreneurship Hub and Director of Open Incubator, working on the development and delivery of entrepreneurship education, innovation programmes and early-stage venture support.
He holds an MSc in Entrepreneurship from Trinity College Dublin, an MBA in Marketing and a BA in Translation and Interpretation. His academic and professional interests intersect entrepreneurship education, disciplinary cultures, higher education and innovation.
His doctoral research examines how entrepreneurship education is interpreted across different disciplinary contexts within the Humanities. It explores how disciplinary cultures, knowledge traditions and eduational environments shape understandings of entrepreneurship and its relationship with disciplinary teaching and learning.
The research seeks to contribute to a more context-sensitive understanding of entrepreneurship education beyond business disciplines, with implications for educational practice, curriculum development and interdisciplinary engagement.
Research Expertise
Research interests: Entrepreneurship Education; Disciplinary Cultures; Humanities Education; Higher Education; Entrepreneurial Learning; Educatoonal Innovation.