In a similar vein, universities have invented a social enterprise programme aimed at providing students with concepts to establish social enterprises and become ethical entrepreneurs. However, such a course ignores the importance of basic management skills that could provide a broad picture of efficient business management. It instead offers limited understanding, and serves only a particular purpose of entrepreneurship.
In addition to industry-specific programmes, many universities offer courses that require students to enrol in specific subjects without giving them a chance to think and make their own decisions on what subjects they would like to take.