Many of the world’s most exciting innovations come from universities. Your ideas, innovations and research could form the foundation of a successful startup.
Increasing the number of startup companies that successfully emerge from our University makes a real difference in scaling and sustaining positive societal impact.
Becoming a founder of a startup or a social venture can be a rewarding pathway, but it also requires significant commitment and an entrepreneurial mindset.
Early-stage founders typically need to consider things like securing IP, developing a business plan, incorporating the business, finding customers, exploring prototypes, raising funding and building a team.
Find out how you can create and grow a self-sustaining business with the support of the University.
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Understanding startups
Learn more about startups and social enterprises at the University. What are startups? How are they different to other companies or businesses? What are social purpose ventures?
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Creating your own startup
Discover the different business elements you need to consider when creating your own startup and use our templates to make your journey easier.
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Startup founder stories
Find out about some of our University startup success stories like Seer Medical and Synchron.
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Explore entrepreneurial programs
Develop the entrepreneurial skills you need to establish and grow a startup. Explore the many programs available to help you translate your research via an entrepreneurial pathway.
Connect with us
Not sure where to start? We have experts who can help.
- If you have decided to create a startup company, our team of venture creators can guide you through the steps involved.
- If you’re just starting to explore the potential to translate your research, contact your faculty Business Development Manager.
First published on 6 March 2023.
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