180 hours – 10 weeks – 20 people
EnterpriseTECH STAR is for entrepreneurial individuals who want to become founders of new ventures. The extra-curricular programme runs for 10-weeks with 100-hours of lectures, workshops, and activities underpinned with 80-hours of mentoring sessions and personal research. Throughout the programme, students develop themselves personally as entrepreneurs and work on their early-stage business ideas.
We accept 20 people a year through a selection process and usually only consider applicants who have completed EnterpriseTECH.
To find out more come along to one of our information sessions or get in touch with the programme team. You will be expected to outline an appropriate business idea you would like to work on in your application.
By the end of the programme you will produce:
- an insight journal
- one-page business plan summary
- business plan
- pitch deck
- video interview
- jobs to-do list.
Application process
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Friday 28 May 2021 |
Pre-applications open |
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Monday 13 September 2021 Monday 11 October 2021 Monday 15 November 2021 Monday 13 December 2021 Monday 18 January 2022 |
Information sessions |
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12:00 noon, Monday 18 January 2022 |
Pre-application deadline |
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12:00 noon, Monday 7 February 2022 |
Full application deadline |
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Monday 14-Friday 18 February 2022 |
Interview week |
Programme dates for 2020
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Wednesday 23 March |
Launch evening |
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Thursday 24-Saturday 26 March |
Module 1: People and Products |
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Thursday 7-Saturday 9 April |
Module 2: The Market Place |
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Thursday 21-Saturday 23 April |
Module 3: CEO 101 |
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Thursday 5-Saturday 7 May |
Module 4: Personal Expeditions |
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Thursday 19-Saturday 21 May |
Module 5: First Class Delivery |
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Monday 23 May |
Investor Pitches |
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Wednesday 25 May |
Showtime! |
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Friday 27 May |
Assessment deadline |
Programme format
Weeks 1-4: Discover, explore and absorb
- People & Products self-awareness, team building, harnessing systems, IP, product-market fit, product development, behavioural design, case studies and fireside chats.
- The Marketplace business and product marketing strategies, branding, applications, customer and market research.
Weeks 5-7: Refine and commit
- CEO 101 selling, working with investors, governance, finance, legal details for founding CEOs, fund-raising, adaptability and operations.
Weeks 8-10: Articulate and deliver
- Personal Expeditions personal leadership styles, communication, negotiation styles and strategies, storytelling architectures and techniques, and business personas.
- First Class Delivery voice coaching, practical performance skills, visual communications, pitching.
COVID-19
Ensuring student wellbeing and complying with recommended physical distancing measures is a priority for us. We will adhere to the University of Cambridge’s policies. However, we hope to run as much of EnterpriseTECH as possible in its usual in-person form. There are many benefits to small group interactions.
