Tag: Business Start-Up Journey

Politics and International Relations student Tobi Kolawole-Olutade who took part in the 2019-20 Business Start-Up Journey is launching her sustainable fashion brand, Revival & Resurrection. … Read more

Two Kent Business School graduates are being given the opportunity to accelerate their businesses with funding from Santander Universities. Marketing graduates, Devonte Richards and Elizabeth … Read more

The Business Start-Up Journey (BSUJ) is an inspirational programme which brings student business start-up ideas to life and develops your entrepreneurial skills. These black-owned start-up … Read more

The Business Start-Up Journey is an inspirational programme which brings student business start-up ideas to life and develops your entrepreneurial skills. This 15-week co-curricular programme … Read more

In our ‘10 Questions’ series, KBS caught up with Emay Enemokwu, a BSc Accounting and Management graduate and founder of the fashion brand Jehu-cal. Tell … Read more

A virtual pitching final saw four student start-ups share the prize money in this year’s Business Start-Up Journey. Measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic meant … Read more

Students from across the University of Kent will be competing in this year’s Business Start-Up Journey (BSUJ) pitching finals and showcase. The annual event hosted … Read more

Students enjoyed two inspirational days out exploring design processes and creative thinking as part of Enhancement Week activities. Organised by ASPIRE with funding from Santander … Read more

The Business Start-Up Journey launched on Wednesday 23 October in Canterbury and Thursday 24 in Medway. In Canterbury, the event was officially opened by Professor … Read more

The Business Start-Up Journey is an inspirational programme which brings student business start-up ideas to life. This 15-week co-curricular programme will provide you with a … Read more

Emmanuel Enemokwu, a third year Accounting and Management student at Kent Business School, launched JEHU-CAL whilst studying. This weekend JEHU-CAL has been invited to exhibit … Read more

Three start-up businesses won funding from a University of Kent programme to support future entrepreneurs. Twelve new businesses, all founded by students at Kent Business … Read more

Emmanuel Enemokwu, a third-year Accounting and Management student at Kent Business School has been shortlisted for Outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year at the Kent Student … Read more

Kent Business School’s ASPIRE Project Officer, Rebecca Smith, examines the importance of having mentors – people who take the time to help you learn and … Read more

The Business Start-up Journey (BSUJ) helps students to start and develop their own businesses. On April 4 these young entrepreneurs pitched their ideas to a … Read more

As a finalist at the 2016/2017 Business Start-Up Journey, BSc Business and Management student, Laura Candrian, was given the opportunity to attend the European Innovation … Read more

The University has officially opened the Mitali and Divyendu Kumar ASPIRE start-up centre, designed to help students develop and grow their own business ideas. The … Read more

On 22 November the Business Start-Up Journey will launch for the new academic year welcoming students from the School of Economics, the School of Computing … Read more

As part of Kent Business School’s Business Start-Up Journey, a programme which aims to support the next generation of entrepreneurs, Kent Business School has appointed … Read more

Student Jaye Graham founder of a pet matching app has been awarded £1,000 after her pitch to a panel of judges. Jaye, a second-year Economics … Read more