Entrepreneurial readiness on display at expo

Entrepreneurial readiness on display at expo

Bachelor of Business students showcased their readiness for work at the Applied Entrepreneurship expo last week.

The expo was a requirement of the Applied Entrepreneurship course, where students tested their business ideas, and gained valuable feedback from lecturers, fellow students, and staff on their final assignment.

From socially responsible ideas to practical solutions to everyday problems, the student works were the culmination of much hard work: generating ideas through deep market analysis, and applying important workplace skills including organisation, teamwork, and presentation to turn those ideas into prototypes.

Students get feedback from the course lecturer on their business idea ‘Clo-tector’, a bike accessory to protect bicycle seats from both sun and rain. Students get feedback from the course lecturer on their business idea ‘Clo-tector’, a bike accessory to protect bicycle seats from both sun and rain.
The Chai Concept is an environmentally-friendly business idea to sell recycled bottles (‘chai’ in Vietnamese) as interior decorations for urban spaces. The Chai Concept is an environmentally-friendly business idea to sell recycled bottles (‘chai’ in Vietnamese) as interior decorations for urban spaces.
A visitor to the expo tests Conshoes, plastic shoe covers to protect shoes during the rainy season. A visitor to the expo tests Conshoes, plastic shoe covers to protect shoes during the rainy season.
Shopping in stores is made easy with Scan It, a mobile application that allows online checkout for a “just-walk-out” shopping experience. Shopping in stores is made easy with Scan It, a mobile application that allows online checkout for a “just-walk-out” shopping experience.
A homemade whole grain cereal business idea offers a more natural way to lose or gain weight, or simply stay healthy and in shape. A homemade whole grain cereal business idea offers a more natural way to lose or gain weight, or simply stay healthy and in shape.
Anti-stain shirts made from special fabrics free wearers from the worry of food or sweat stains. Anti-stain shirts made from special fabrics free wearers from the worry of food or sweat stains.

Story: Thanh Phuong

23 January 2017

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