Taibah University in Madinah has announced the launch of its University Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, a new program designed to empower students and recent graduates to transform their creative ideas into viable business ventures. The initiative is a collaboration with the General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises (Monsha’at), reflecting a strategic push to foster innovation in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
Program Overview
The bootcamp offers a comprehensive experience aimed at equipping the next generation of innovators with essential entrepreneurial skills. The program is structured to guide participants through the crucial early stages of developing a startup, from ideation to creating a promising, innovative project. The most distinguished projects that pass the initial screening phases will be selected for the intensive camp.
Key Benefits
Participants in the bootcamp will engage in a variety of activities designed to refine their business concepts and build their capabilities, including:
- Foundational Workshops: Sessions covering the core principles of innovation and entrepreneurship.
- Intensive Training: A focused camp environment to accelerate the development of ideas.
- Expert Mentorship: Guidance and motivational sessions led by a selection of experts and industry leaders.
About Taibah University
Established in 2003 in Madinah, Taibah University is a leading public institution in Saudi Arabia, recognized for its commitment to excellence in education, scientific research, and sustainable development. The university aims to provide high-quality education across various fields and prepare a creative and cultured generation capable of competing in both local and global job markets.
Looking Ahead
This collaboration between Taibah University and Monsha’at is a clear indication of the Kingdom’s dedication to building a robust entrepreneurial landscape. By providing hands-on training and expert guidance, the bootcamp aims to maximize the economic and social impact of young innovators, contributing directly to the diversification and knowledge-based economy goals of Vision 2030.
Source: Economy Today
