This article describes how from the analysis and recognition of the Law 1014 of 2006, Augustinian University has decided to begin a particular process of identifying the meanings of the missionary principles and their appropriation in the daily practices. To do so, the author initially provides a brief overview of the purpose of the Law 1014 of 2006 and its institutional understandings; then she reflects on what the term “undertake” means and how training in entrepreneurship has been institutionalized as a cross-curricular project; finally, the author inquires about experiences in other settings of entrepreneurship in order to enable a wider and correlated reading of how discourses and entrepreneurial initiatives are being shaped in the country.
