Eligibility
Must be currently enrolled full-time or part-time in the college.
Open to students from all academic disciplines and degree programs.
Should have a clear business idea or early-stage startup.
Preferably have a working prototype or proof of concept.
Students must maintain good academic standing.
Commitment to balancing academic responsibilities and startup growth.
May require a faculty sponsor or mentor for guidance.
Teams are welcome, especially interdisciplinary collaborations.
College faculty and professional staff involved in entrepreneurial ventures.
Must be employed by the college in a full-time or part-time capacity.
Should have a viable business idea or startup aligned with institutional goals.
Commitment to active participation in incubation activities.
Approval may require official endorsement from relevant college authorities.
Intellectual property rights and ownership should be clearly defined.
Should agree to abide by incubator policies and schedules.
Alumni, external entrepreneurs, or local community members with innovative startups.
Startups should have scalable business models with job creation potential.
Must comply with legal and regulatory business requirements.
Business should be less than 7 years old, with turnover below specified limits.
Commitment to full or part-time incubation participation.
Preference to startups that align with the college’s mission and values.
Should be willing to collaborate with the incubation center ecosystem.