Enterprise Events
Events offer you the chance to engage with like-minded individuals from the student and local entrepreneurial community. These range from networking opportunities through to chances for you to develop entrepreneurial skills key to your future development. Events are open to everyone whether you are at the beginning of your journey or about to take the final leap by launching your business.
To see the list of events hosted by us and others around the Glasgow Start-up ecosystem, register for our Startium platform and navigate to the events section.
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Past Events
Enterprise Networking
In line with University of Glasgow policy we are currently limiting attendance at these events to 50 participants. We are hoping to relaunch our networking events in late October providing an opportunity to hear from current and past student businesses as well as established start up founders. Food and refreshments will be provided.
These events provide an opportunity to:
- Mingle with like-minded entrepreneurs
- Meet our rising stars and pitch your own business to a group of influential and well-connected business people
- To promote your business venture
- Hear from a range of excellent speakers reflecting on their own business journey and topics of relevance to the business start-up community
Innovation Generation 19 - 21 November 2021
In partnership with Censis and Glasgow School of Art, we will be running a weekend workshop to help you explore your entrepreneurial skills. The workshops will focus on innovation, real world problem solving, team building and communicating an idea. There is a total prize fund of £2,500 to be won with the top team winning £1,000!
This weekend workshop running from the 19 - 21 November 2021 is open to 2nd, 3rd and 4th year undergraduate students. Students from any background can apply to take part. The focus of the weekend will be a problem set by CivTech, a Scottish Government programme, to explore "How do we better plan, manage and respond to the experiences of visitors and communities at visitor hotspots in rural, remote and other locations?"
To apply and find out more about this weekend challenge head to https://censis.org.uk/innovation-generation/ . The deadline for applications is the 3 November.