Macquarie University Incubator – be inspired and explore brilliant ideas

The Macquarie University Incubator is a brand-new space for students, researchers, staff, small – medium sized enterprises (SMEs), entrepreneurs and startups who are working on research or ideas that can be commercialised.

Why should staff get involved?

The Incubator is a vibrant space where you can work on your idea alongside other like-minded individuals. Pop in for a coffee to find out what’s going on or to have a friendly chat with the team.

The team runs regular events (speaker events, workshops, Lunch & Learns) targeted at helping people to develop the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful entrepreneur. They also regularly host events like pitching competitions and hackathons which give start-ups the opportunity to polish their business presentation skills, build their networks and compete for funds.

What can the space be used for?

The Incubator houses:

  1. Co-working space: staff who have an idea for a business or social venture can apply to have ‘permanent’ desk space in the Incubator to develop that idea. These individuals should fill in this online form.
  2. Events: the event space is bookable by staff who are running events that aim to foster innovation, entrepreneurialism, creativity, and collaboration etc. Fill in this online form to register interest.
  3. Hot-desking space: for use by staff who have an idea that they want to explore in a disruptive, engaging, innovative community.

Get in touch

The Incubator team would love to see staff and students at their events; sign up to their mailing list here.

For general enquiries email the team or just pop into the Incubator at 8 Hadenfeld Avenue, Macquarie University.

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