2021 Spring semester has begun! Welcoming the new semester, Startup KAIST is conducting various programs such as Lunchtalk, StartupTing, startup support program E*5 KAIST, and E*5 Labstartup. Due to COVID-19, all programs will be held online and is subject to change depending on the situation. We hope the pandemic ends soon and the day we meet offline comes! Please look forward to and participate in the events this semester!

KAIST-BORN TIPS STARTUP MAP v 1.7

KAIST-BORN TIPS STARTUP MAP has been updated to v 1.7. This map is based on new KAIST-born startups entering TIPS during August ~November 2020. 12 newly added startups account for about 16% of all TIPS startups. Download the map and click the logo of startup to visit the homepage of the startup and find more information.

2021 Entrepreneurship LunchTalk List

Lunch Talk continues in 2021! Lunch Talk is a time to meet entrepreneurs from various fields and VCs and get closer to starting a business. Lunch Talk pre-registration opens every month, and will be held online due to COVID-19. Stay tuned!

2021 KAIST Startupting List

Above is the schedule for 2021 KAIST StartupTing. Check out the poster to see the events for this semester, and detailed information will be announced for each StartupTing. StartupTing as well will be held online. Please participate if you’re interested in meeting companies!

Spring Biotech KAIST Seminar Series(BioKASS) Schedule

Biotech KAIST Seminar Series (BioKASS) is a new event of 2021, where you can learn about the drug development process of startups. Lecture materials will not be shared in the future, so those who are interested are recommended to participate.

2021 Fall K-School Master of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Admission Information Session

K-school is recruiting 2021 fall master of entrepreneurship & innovation students. There will be 2 online information sessions regarding the 2021 fall admissions.

2021 GRAFFITI Startup Festival Report

“GRAFFITI” was held to form bonds and maximize capabilities of passionate and spirited university students interested in the startup ecosystem. It is a non-face-to-face startup festival that takes into account the COVID-19 situation and has lasted for 4 days online. The program consisted of team projects and matching, where students could directly experience the initial stages of a startup, and aimed to expand and increase the inflow of the startup ecosystem. Check out the report for more information.

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