This blog was written by Dr Pauline Miller Judd, Director of the National Centre for Entrepreneurship in Education (NCEE) Entrepreneurial Heads Programme and Associate Professor at Edinburgh Napier University. It is the ninth in our series on leadership in partnership with NCEE.
The need for universities to be entrepreneurial in their approach has been increasingly highlighted over recent years. Within institutions there is an expectation that leaders will always be ready with innovative ideas, that they can pick up countless projects and deliver quick changes. But there is an unspoken challenge for university leaders around how to maintain personal wellbeing whilst also dealing with constant change and challenging situations.
