The General category is open to founders in any industry sector who are developing innovative new products, services, or business models that can compete in global markets. Designed for startups with the potential for high growth, participants take on a tailored six-month acceleration program which includes a $10,000 AUD equity-free stipend and retention of all IP.
The Space category is the state's first acceleration program designed specifically for startups who are developing new services or products for the space industry. The six-month program provides customised support and tools to plan and build a scalable and investment-ready business, including a $10,000 AUD equity-free stipend and retention of all IP.
The Social Enterprise category supports social innovation and enterprises developed by UniSA alumni, students or staff. By funding the program, the Pank Family ensures that founders emerging from the university have access to support to build new and innovative social enterprises in South Australia, including a $10,000 AUD equity-free stipend and retention of all IP.
The Innovation & Collaboration Centre's Venture Catalyst program has three categories for potential applicants. Our 30-second application assistance tool can help you find which category is right for you.
This one-of-a-kind program delivers tailored support and guidance working with a global pool of industry experts.
This category is an open industry category for ideas with a focus on technology.
This category focuses on socially enterprising ideas and startups by staff, students or alumni of UniSA.
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