FAU invites innovative talents from all EELISA partners to the first EELISA Entrepreneurship School at the Research Campus Waischenfeld in Germany from 16th to 20th October 2023. The EELISA Entrepreneurship School is a one-week program for EELISA students and staff from all disciplines who can apply either as an ideator with a first business idea or as a co-creator motivated to join another participant’s business idea during the program. All participants must be highly motivated to learn about developing a first business idea into a viable business model and the entrepreneurship toolkit necessary for founding their own startup. After their time together in Waischenfeld, all 25 participants will have taken the first steps on their entrepreneurship journey and will be in a much better position to start their own business.

At the EELISA Entrepreneurship School participants will:

– Form interdisciplinary teams with potential founders from all over Europe and work together to develop their business ideas,

– Meet experts and startups from FAU’s excellent innovation ecosystem,

– Learn about business model generation, value proposition design, prototyping, validation and much more,

– Develop their ideas with Lego Serious Play,

– Produce a video in a storytelling workshop,

– Be prepared to finally pitch their business model,

– Receive EELISA credentials upon successful completion of the EELISA Entrepreneurship School.

We can offer several places for participants from each EELISA partner in this program that was exclusively designed for EELISA. Accommodation and subsistence costs are covered by EELISA at FAU. Travel costs must be covered either by the participants’ respective EELISA institution or the participants themselves. The EELISA Entrepreneurship School is an entrepreneurship activity of the EELISA innoCORE project.

WHEN

From 16th to 20th October 2023.

WHERE

Research Campus Waischenfeld, Germany

APPLICATION DEADLINE

15th of September 2023

APPLICATION AND MORE INFO HERE

EELISA-InnoCORE has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 R & I programme under GA No. 101035811