Archive · 24 Jul 2025
JAIN University Concludes Faculty Development on Entrepreneurship
Imagine teachers learning how to help students start their own businesses!
JAIN University held a special five-day training program.
Teachers and incubation managers came to learn about innovation and startups.
Experts taught them about different ways to build businesses.
They learned to understand customers, create business models, and protect new ideas.
Guest speakers also shared their real-world startup experiences.
The goal was to help universities support student innovators and new businesses.
JAIN University hosted a five-day Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on 'Innovation and Entrepreneurship'.
The program was in partnership with AICTE and the Ministry of Education's Innovation Cell.
The FDP aimed to strengthen entrepreneurial ecosystems in higher education.
Over 50 faculty members from South India participated in the sessions.
Sessions covered innovation frameworks, startup strategies, and intellectual property rights.
- Who
- Faculty members and incubation managers from AICTE-approved institutions
- What
- Faculty Development Programme on 'Innovation and Entrepreneurship'
- When
- Recently concluded, lasting five days
- Where
- Bengaluru, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
- Why
- To strengthen entrepreneurial ecosystems in higher education institutions
- Program Title
- Faculty Development Programme on Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Host Institution
- JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
- Partners
- AICTE, Ministry of Education’s Innovation Cell
- Focus
- Mentoring student innovators and supporting early-stage startups
- Participants
- Over 50 faculty members from South India
- Duration
- Five days