Do you want to learn more about entrepreneurship? Are you interested in start-ups? Do you see yourself as a future entrepreneur or founder of a new business?

Open to undergraduates, Masters and PhD students, postdocs and researchers.

EnterpriseTECH is an extra-curricular programme that can help you build your entrepreneurship skills. It runs for 12-weeks, includes immersive lecture and workshop days and a team project.

Join us on this live information session with the Programme Manager Dr Ghina M. Halabi to learn out about how the programme runs, the time commitment involved, what you would get out of this experience and more!

Over 500 students, mostly PhD students, have attended this programme over the last three years.

As a student of EnterpriseTECH you will:

• perform due diligence on real-world emerging technologies working with experts in their fields
• develop your understanding of taking novel technologies to market
• improve your ability to recognise and evaluate opportunities.
• learn to pitch business ideas for funding
• build new networks across the Cambridge entrepreneurship ecosystem

Postgraduate I

• Programme dates 22 September-17 December 2021.
• Application deadline: 6 September.

Postgraduate II

• Programme dates 7 December-11 March 2022.
• Application deadline: 22 November.

For more information and how to apply please visit our EnterpriseTECH website or contact the team by email: enterprisetech@jbs.cam.ac.uk.

"The EnterpriseTECH experience is one that is unparalleled for the programme that it is. Being taught by some of the best in their fields and working with industry on real inventions is invaluable for those looking to learn what it means to be an entrepreneur."

Broderick House, PhD student, Clinical Neuroscience, University of Cambridge.

"EnterpriseTECH was a very transformative, educational and fun experience! It has been really exciting to work with a team on a real-world early-stage innovation guided by a business supervisor. This course has helped me shape my future career aspirations and I highly recommend it to anyone."

Dayana Hristova, PhD student, Pathology, University of Cambridge

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