On September 15, the Vasyl Stefanyk Carpathian National University will host the opening of the Talent Attraction Center — a new space for developing student ideas, supporting young scientists, teachers, and teams working on innovative projects.
The opening of the Center will be an opportunity to present not only the new university space, but also the holistic ecosystem of entrepreneurship, innovation, and startups that is being formed at the university. Participants will be told about opportunities for developing talents, implementing their own ideas, creating startups, and participating in university and international projects.
The event will be attended by international experts who will share their experience in developing innovation ecosystems, supporting talent, entrepreneurship and startups, and will also talk about the prospects for international cooperation.
The meeting will present events planned by the university, hackathons, competitions and startup initiatives , talent development programs, opportunities for team building, mentoring support, and support for your own projects.
Special attention will be paid to the opportunities offered by the Carpathian School of Business and Management, the business incubator, and other components of the university’s innovation ecosystem . Participants will also learn about opportunities to join international initiatives and partnership programs.
One of the key areas will be the presentation of the KNUVS’s internal grant programs , which will provide the opportunity to receive support for the implementation of one’s own ideas and innovative projects.
Students, young scientists, teachers, and all representatives of the university community interested in the development of entrepreneurship, innovation, startups, and new projects are invited to participate in the opening of the Center.
Date: September 15
Time: 11:00
Location: 57 Shevchenko St., room 21.
To participate, you must register via the link .
The Talent Attraction Center will become a space where ideas will receive support, and talented students, scientists, and teachers will have new opportunities for professional development and the implementation of their own projects.