MATERIALS WORLD: Venture Forth

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Interest in entrepreneurship has gained a lot of momentum from exposure on shows like Dragons Den and The Apprentice. However, entrepreneurship, and especially technology entrepreneurship, is not easy – with data suggesting 50% of all new businesses fail within their first three years. 

Nevertheless, with increased awareness about what it takes to get a scientific venture to market, if you are a student with an interesting idea, starting a business can be a satisfying way of helping others. By getting a useful product to market, you can forge your own career without a boss or corporate structure. 

Period19 May 2025

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  • TitleMATERIALS WORLD: Venture Forth
    Degree of recognitionNational
    Media name/outletIOM3
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date19/05/25
    DescriptionInterest in entrepreneurship has gained a lot of momentum from exposure on shows like Dragons Den and The Apprentice. However, entrepreneurship, and especially technology entrepreneurship, is not easy – with data suggesting 50% of all new businesses fail within their first three years.

    Nevertheless, with increased awareness about what it takes to get a scientific venture to market, if you are a student with an interesting idea, starting a business can be a satisfying way of helping others. By getting a useful product to market, you can forge your own career without a boss or corporate structure.
    URLhttps://www.iom3.org/resource/venture-forth.html
    PersonsRobert Phillips

Keywords

  • entrepreneurship
  • entrepreneurship education
  • Materials science
  • start-ups