Research Guides: Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship at CityU

Entrepreneurship at CityU

HK Tech 300
This is a large-scale entrepreneurship programme organised by the City University of Hong Kong. It aims to support 300 start-ups in three years aspiring entrepreneurs among the CityU community.
Knowledge Transfer Office
The Knowledge Transfer Office (KTO) is the vital link between the University and the community in terms of the exchange of knowledge, which includes technology, know-how, skills and expertise, for both commercial and non-commercial applications. Through knowledge transfer, the Office aims to forge close ties with industry, business and the wider public for the betterment of Hong Kong and beyond.
CityU Apps Lab
With generous support from CityU Incubator scheme, the UGC Community of Practice (CoP): Technology and Creativity Community, government officials and industry leaders, CityU Apps Lab was established in 2013 to enhance knowledge on the latest technologies while incubating innovation.
CityU Education Platform for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CePIE)
CityU Education Platform for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CePIE) is supported jointly by UGC and CityU which aims to enhance professional development of innovation and entrepreneurship education. It will develop an open education platform with an online course based on PIPETM© syllabus and relevant resources for simulating investment, start-up, industrial advisor and IP trading.
Technology Start-up Support Scheme for Universities (TSSSU)
Launched by the Innovation and Technology Commission (ITC), TSSSU aims to encourage university students, alumni and professors to start up technology businesses.
Each selected start-up will be funded an annual funding capped at HK$1.2 million, for not more than 3 years.