Kyoto Sangyo University Entrepreneurship Program Launched.
Kyoto Sangyo University has launched its 'Entrepreneurship Program', welcoming its first cohort of students at the newly established Building 4 'Innovation HUB'. The program emphasizes practical education and networking to foster the next generation of innovators.
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A special atmosphere, a mix of expectations for the next four years and a little nervousness, flowed through Building 4 'Innovation HUB', the stage for a new challenge.
The moment they held their blue Kyoto Sangyo University student IDs, they transitioned from 'pupils' to 'university students.' They stood at the starting line as learners who will ask questions, learn, and master knowledge independently.
During the first orientation, the head of the program spoke about the attitudes and spirit required in the coming era, the ideal profile of individuals they aim to nurture, the learning objectives, and the core educational concept 'REAL'.
'Let's take action with Ambition (grand aspirations, healthy ambition).'
'Now, let's talk about the future (business).'
These words were also a message challenging the students on how they will live for the next four years. Passion began to dwell in the students' expressions.
At the networking event following the orientation, President Zaima delivered words of encouragement to the 1st-generation students. Furthermore, faculty members who had been involved in launching the program, as well as senior students who had learned in the entrepreneurship training program, rushed over to welcome the new students. The nervous atmosphere gradually dissipated, leading to a chain of smiles. The connections formed here with peers, seniors, and faculty staff will become the initial network supporting their future challenges.
The moment they held their blue Kyoto Sangyo University student IDs, they transitioned from 'pupils' to 'university students.' They stood at the starting line as learners who will ask questions, learn, and master knowledge independently.
During the first orientation, the head of the program spoke about the attitudes and spirit required in the coming era, the ideal profile of individuals they aim to nurture, the learning objectives, and the core educational concept 'REAL'.
'Let's take action with Ambition (grand aspirations, healthy ambition).'
'Now, let's talk about the future (business).'
These words were also a message challenging the students on how they will live for the next four years. Passion began to dwell in the students' expressions.
At the networking event following the orientation, President Zaima delivered words of encouragement to the 1st-generation students. Furthermore, faculty members who had been involved in launching the program, as well as senior students who had learned in the entrepreneurship training program, rushed over to welcome the new students. The nervous atmosphere gradually dissipated, leading to a chain of smiles. The connections formed here with peers, seniors, and faculty staff will become the initial network supporting their future challenges.