MUST Launched the Fourth Campus Entrepreneurship Campaign

Hosted by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Planning of MUST, co-organized by the Students Union of MUST, and sponsored by the Macao Foundation, the fourth MUST Campus Entrepreneurship Campaign launched its series of activities successfully, including the Campus Entrepreneurship course, the Business Planning Proposal contest, and the Campus Booth contest.

The entrepreneurship course is a seven-week, 21-hour curriculum, taking place on Fridays from October 24th to December 5th, and is well received among the students; this year, 95 students registered for this course. For its first session titled Youth Entrepreneurship Sharing, the course had the honor to invite Mr. Koi Wai Kong, renowned youth entrepreneur of Macau to share his experience with the students; Mr. Koi shared with the students his career path, which is full of hardships, and his thoughts and reflections, which has brought inspirations to many students who harbor an entrepreneur dream in their heart.

Coordinator Amy Chan Sao Chai of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Career Planning of MUST noted that in the following weeks, the Campus Entrepreneur course will invite guest speakers to give talks respectively on the following topics: entrepreneurship sharing by alumni, importance of intellectual property, must-know legal knowledge for entrepreneurship, how to write an impressive business planning proposal, risk management for college entrepreneurs, and so on. The center attaches great care to the future of the university students and great importance to students’ practical capabilities in entrepreneurship and in the job market. The series events invite elites from different industries and outstanding alumni to give seminar talks to share their entrepreneur experiences, enabling students to broaden their thinking in terms of entrepreneurship and providing the students with an entrepreneur platform that combines learning and practice.