Venture, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (VIE) FAQ
Where can I find technologies that I can potentially license?
Please contact the Technology Transfer Office at SUTD if you are interested to license technologies from SUTD. You can view some examples of our technologies here.
Can I get SUTD talents to join my start-up?
At SUTD, students are encouraged to participate in a myriad of activities to broaden their horizons and experiences. If there is a need, we can help you publicise employment opportunities through our channels and network. Through participating in our programmes, you will also have the opportunity to meet with SUTD students and alumni.
What kind of resources are available?
We have a range of programmes and incubation-exclusive events that are open to all incubatees. Incubatees can also tap on our network of mentors, industry experts and investors. We have heard that the number-one-most-beneficial resource is the network access and guidance that we provide to our incubatees, which have considerably shaped and driven their start-up development.
What does SUTD offer to startups?
We have a range of programmes that are open to all aspiring founders. Founders can tap on our network of mentors, industry experts and investors.What does SUTD offer to startups?
Can I apply for incubation even if I am not from SUTD?
Yes, we welcome you to join the SUTD startup ecosystem. Find out more about incubation spaces at SUTD here.
Are there any restrictions on the type of startups?
Startups should not have a proposed business idea that falls under the list provided below:
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