CREA Summer Academies and Europeana Space: collaboration!

In CREA, students come in with an idea and go out with a concrete project with business model.

Posted on: 18 November 2016

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CREA_summer_academy_LogoCREA is an European Network of Summer Academies with the aim to strengthen entrepreneurship in innovative sectors by using ICT and Creativity as levers. Objective is to select and support talented students, who have a real interest in becoming entrepreneurs. In CREA, students come in with an idea and go out with a concrete project with business model.

The Academic and business prospective converge in CREA through a partnership among European Universities, Incubators, Regional Development Agencies and Business Support initiatives. Students from all Europe can apply for the CREA Summer Academy program at leading Universities in UK, Italy, Estonia, Slovenia, Holland and Germany and learn about entrepreneurship while concretely developing their business idea.

Of course, evident synergies with Europeana Space incubation activity are present and for this reason a cooperation agreement was just signed between the two projects!

http://www.europeana-space.eu/network/cooperation-agreements/crea-summer-academy/

 

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