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Celebrating the Conrad School's commitment to excellence in entrepreneurship education while honouring the contributions of its esteemed leadership team.

The Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business at the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ is pleased to announce some exciting leadership updates that promise to further enrich its vibrant community and innovative programs.

Are you curious about ��ݮ��Ƶ’s entrepreneurial community?

Did you know the Conrad School offers entrepreneurship education for all ��ݮ��Ƶ��students?

This spring term, take a course at the Conrad School to��jump-start your entrepreneurial career and enhance your degree!

This fall term, Enterprise Co-op students took part in the Ignition Week pitch competition. Meet the winners!

Marking the end of the spring 2023 term is our termly competition roundup to celebrate the successes of Conrad School students.

Graduate students in the��Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology��(MBET) program and undergraduate students in��BET 300��or��Enterprise Co-op��(E Co-op) performed admirably in both on- and off-campus competitions.

We have winners from the annual MBET end-of-year tradeshow, plus wins at an international competition!

This spring term, two batches of Enterprise Co-op (E Co-op) students pitched during (two) Ignition Week(s) - meet the spring 2023 pitch winners!

Before switching to E��co-op, Madison had done three co-op work terms.

Originally, she planned to continue with a regular co-op stream, but after suffering a concussion, was unable to continue the rest of her co-op terms. Because of this unexpected change, she decided to look further into E Co-op and give it a shot!

Both Madison and her partner were interested in woodworking. Taking their hobby and Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), they came up with��, a business that specializes in handmade home decor products.

Darren Harry Baine is a University of ��ݮ��Ƶ undergrad and entrepreneur passionate about inspiring youth to think beyond themselves and create initiatives that advance society. Baine founded The Young Eye, a foundation that supports social growth and development of youth-based institutions in Uganda. Along with a group of friends, Baine also co-founded and hosts a youth motivational talk show also called The Young Eye.

In 2022, Baine was recognized for his outreach and was named to��Uganda’s top 40 under 40 list.��He says he is humbled by the honour that confirms��he is on the right track.

“I used to think that I’d have to wait until I had a degree, be older and richer, before I could start my own business,” says [Osose] Itua. “I took a Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology (BET) course and sitting next to me were people my age and younger who had a couple of startups going already. I was like ok, time to launch.”

Itua got to do six co-operative work experiences during her studies. The first was at a large company, the following four were at startups and the final one had her working on her own business, Foodage.

As temperatures rise, we're looking back on a busy (and successful!) winter 2023 term with our students.

Graduate students in the��Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology��(MBET) programs and undergraduate students in��BET 300��or��Enterprise Co-op��(E Co-op) performed admirably in both on- and off-campus competitions.

Velocity Innovation Challenge:��

With a week to collaborate and devise solutions to global��food, health and energy problems, nine student teams from presented their ideas at����in February.