Thinking of Starting Your Own Business

Welcome to Enterprise@Lincoln, an innovative building with an innovative business model. This modern energy efficient building is home to some of Lincoln's most creative businesses and is the base of the Opportunities service, Employer Engagement and Knowledge Exchange teams.

The new Lincoln landmark is the gateway between the University and the local business community. Enterprise@Lincoln is much more than just office space; it offers business development and practical support and guidance to both new and established businesses. To find out more browse our site or click here to contact us.

Thinking Of Starting Your Own Business

If you are thinking of starting your own business Enterprise@Lincoln has a range of support services available to help you move your business idea forward.

Deviate is the University of Lincoln’s enterprise and entrepreneurship society. Helping students and graduates learn about the key skills to starting your own business and the benefits of self employment.

Enterprise Inc is a bursary scheme available to students or recent graduate who have a business idea. The scheme officers a cash bursary of £2490, along with 30 hours of training, development and support.

Sparkhouse, is an incubation centre for new and early stage businesses offering stepped rental packages, business planning advice, mentoring, finance services, access to specialist support, training / seminars / workshops, networking opportunities and access to a network of external business support.

Entperise Inc

Enterprise Inc

Enterprise Inc is a bursary scheme for students or recent graduates who wish to set up a business within the East Midlands,

If you think you have a potentially viable business idea, you may be able to benefit from a cash bursary of £2490, along with £3000 worth of generic and tailored business support .

For more information or to apply please click here

Deviate

Deviate is the University of Lincoln’s enterprise and entrepreneurship society. Throughout term time events are run on a fortnightly basis to help students and graduates learn about business and some of the benefits of self employment.

The tuition, provided by professionals from industry, takes the form of hands-on workshops that give the attendees a chance to put into practice some of the theories they are being taught. Alongside this, monthly social events offer an opportunity for students and graduates to network with local businesses.

Aiming to be a fun and enjoyable way for students to prepare for the working world after university finishes, whether or not they choose the route of self-employment, the society presents an opportunity to meet friends, business contacts and become more employable.

To view further information on Deviate please follow this link Deviate

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