Supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs

John Daly reports on the successful drive by CIT to support ambitious students across a range of disciplines developing a business on campus.

Supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs
Thu, 15 Aug, 2019 - 19:00
John Daly

John Daly reports on the successful drive by CIT to support ambitious students across a range of disciplines developing a business on campus.

The Student Incubation Programme — also known as Student Inc — is a programme set up to encourage student entrepreneurs to develop their business in CIT.

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