The article contains information on the specific form of student education in entrepreneurship. Typically, universities treat entrepreneurship as an economic phenomenon. In training, the problem is different: Entrepreneurship is an organizational and management subject that should be pursued in various academic disciplines, not just the economic one. It requires: developing entrepreneurial attitudes, acquiring practical knowledge of problem formulation and solving, the ability to create and direct innovative task forces, and the acquisition of these skills only leads to the appropriate economic results. Entrepreneurship, like marketing, is part of the field of management. Marketing occurs outside the company, whereas entrepreneurship takes place within it. Academic Training was developed, or rather adapted, for the needs of the School of Economics (University of Economics, and mainly Management). For the several years it has been running, it has stayed in first place as the most popular supplementary class chosen by the students.