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Postgraduate (PhD) Innovation and Enterprise Prize Competition
The first MAPS Postgraduate (PhD) Innovation and Enterprise Prize Competition - The purpose of this prize competition is to encourage students to think about the innovative aspect and potential economic and societal impact of their projects and to motivate entrepreneurial spirit among students. Enter to win a £300 Love2Shop Voucher!
Application Deadline: Applications are open! The deadline is: 15 June 2023.
Eligibility: All MAPS PhD students who have undertaken their viva voce examination between 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023.
How to apply? Applications should be made by completing the Application Form online. To aid preparations, please see guidelines and assessment forms:
Any questions please email our I&E Coordinator, Dr Maria Mediero (maria.mediero@ucl.ac.uk).
Undergraduate (MSci) and Postgraduate (MSc) Innovation and Enterprise Prize Competition
We have relaunched the MAPS Undergraduate (MSci) and Postgraduate (MSc) Innovation and Enterprise Prize Competition - The purpose of this prize competition is to encourage students to think about the innovative aspect and potential economic and societal impact of their projects and to motivate entrepreneurial spirit among students. Enter to win a £200 Love2Shop voucher!
Application Deadlines: Applications for 2023 are open!
- MSci: 13 June 2023
- MSc: 6 November 2023
Eligibility: All MAPS undergraduate and postgraduate students in their final year who are working on a MSci/MSc project.
How to apply? Applications should be made by completing the Application Form online. To aid preparations, please see guidelines and assessment forms:
Any questions please email our I&E Coordinator, Dr Maria Mediero (maria.mediero@ucl.ac.uk).
MAPS Impact Studentship Guidance and Application Form 2023/2024
This guidance is intented for academics who would like to set up an Impact Studentship. You can download the updated version for 2023/2024.
The MAPS Enterprise Committee aims to foster a culture of enterprise across the Faculty, which is in aligment with UCL's commitment to becoming a global leader in enterprise and open innovation. The Committee, which comprises of departmental representatives and UCL staff, meets monthly and covers the following objectives:
- To create a culture of enterprise within the MAPS Faculty through promoting and facilitating enterprise and knowledge transfer activities
- To support the quality of research and grants by working with non academic partners, including industry, government and NGOs, to foster international collaboration
- To disseminate relevant information to departments about funding and training in enterprise at UCL
- To provide support and advice for industry engagement
- To raise the awareness of Faculty enterprise among MAPS staff
- To assist the building and strengthening of collaborative networks in enterprise
- To support MAPS academics in accessing consultancy