Chernihiv Polytechnic National University hosted a series of meetings with students from various disciplines, aimed at presenting the opportunities offered by the start-up school and promoting start-up culture among young people.

During the sessions, the coordinator for startup development, innovation and project-based learning, Kateryna Hnedina, PhD in Economics and Associate Professor, introduced the students to the specific features of the startup school’s activities, its mission and key areas of work. Participants learnt how studying at the school helps transform ideas into real business projects and acquire practical skills in startup development, teamwork, project management and pitching. The meetings took the form of an open dialogue: the students actively asked questions, shared their own ideas and enquired about the conditions for participating in the start-up school

The “Startup-way to success” startup school is being implemented as part of the “WIN2EDIH” project. This educational initiative opens up new opportunities for those who wish to bring their own ideas to life, gain practical experience and take confident steps in the field of innovation and business.

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