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07 Jan 2008: TIP for a head start in business
30 Jan 2005: Success of NTU's entrepreneurship programme
NewsRadio's The Learning Trip, a weekly programme on Singapore's education scene, showcased NTU's successful Technopreneurship and Innovation Programme.
 NewsRadio 93.8FM
22 Jan 2005: NTU TIP graduates-turn-entrepreneurs
Two recent graduates from the Technopreneurship and Innovation Programme (TIP) talk about their start-ups after the four-month course. Ms Meliza Mohd Salim set up Romance D'Amour, which aims to recreate romance and intimacy between couples, and Mr Yusoff Mohamed Noor is currently involved in NanoFrontier.
 Berita Harian, Pg 6
11 Jan 2005: NTU's Masters in TIP first Masters course to adopt Three-Country Model
Graduates from NTU's Technopreneurship and Innovation (TIP) course will soon be able to obtain a Masters degree in TIP. Classes will be conducted in the same style as Executive MBA classes, with part of the course being conducted in Shanghai, China.
Lianhe Zaobao, Pg 5
Shinmin Daily News, Pg 18
8 Jan 2005: NTU furthers global entrepreneurship education and vision
The graduation of the third batch of Technopreneurship and Innovation Programme (TIP) students saw some 44 per cent of the graduates starting their own businesses, or joining start-ups, an increase from previous years. Nanyang Technopreneurship Centre Director, Prof Tan Teng Kee, announced the start of a new Masters in Entrepreneurship at the graduation ceremony, which would allow TIP students to top-up their graduate diplomas to a Masters degree. The new Masters course, starting this year, will bring students to China, and perhaps even India.
The Straits Times, Pg H14
The Business Times, Pg 9
Today, Pg 8
The New Paper, Pg 16
Berita Harian, Pg 2
News Release
25 Dec 2004: NTU TIP students impress American judges
Farah Adila Fami and Nurhidayati Yahya, graduates from NTU's Technoprenuership and Innovation Programme (TIP), talk about their winning elevator pitches at a business plan competition held at the University of Washington. The competition is part of TIP, which provides students with rigorous and experiential training in entreprenuership.
Berita Harian, Pg 3
20 Dec 2004: NTU students shine in business plan competition
A team comprising four PhD students from NTU's School of Materials Engineering emerged first runner-up at the NTU Business Plan Competition. Their business plan was for a medical device development company that develops and markets frictionless micro-pumps, and whose first prototype was an insulin pump for diabetic patients.
The Business Times, Pg 11
3 Dec 2004: NTU TIP students and their win
Two graduates from NTU's Technopreneurship and Innovation Programme (TIP) won accolades at a marketing strategy competition held in Seattle. In an interview, Miss Farah Adila Fami and Miss Nurhidayati Yahya spoke about the factors that contributed to their first and third-placings at the competition.
Suria Berita, 8:00pm
17 Nov 2004: Spotlight on NTU TIP graduates
Miss Farah Fami and Miss Nurhidayati Yahya, recent graduates from the Nanyang Technoprenuership Centre's Technoprenuership and Innovation Programme (TIP), speak about the intensive and innovative 4-month fast track approach to entreprenuership. Highlights of the graduate diploma course include a five-week immersion at the University of Washington, as well as a one-week visit to start-ups and corporations in Silicon Valley, San Francisco.
Warna 94.2FM
25 Aug 2004: NTU presents inaugural Global Entrepreneurship Conference
Budding entrepreneurs eyeing a piece of the booming IT and biotechnology industries gathered to hear from luminaries from Silicon Valley and Singapore to find out more about the highly successful models of entrepreneurship adopted by Silicon Valley and how they can be adapted for Singapore. The one-day Global Entrepreneurship Conference was jointly presented by NTU and the Stanford Asian Technology Initiative.
The Straits Times, Pg A22
NewsRadio 93.8FM
News Release
Fact Sheet - About Nanyang Technopreneurship Centre and Stanford ATI
Fact Sheet - Global Entrepreneurship Conference programme
8 Jul 2004: NTU entrepreneurial graduates strike success in F&B industry
Graduates from the NTU Technopreneurship & Innovation Program (TIP) has found success in a novel apple-themed food store. The food store will bring a unique savoury experience to all apple lovers.
Streats, Pg 10
Lianhe Zaobao, Pg 13
Channel 8, 7 July 2004, 6:30pm
Channel U, 7 July 2004, 6:30pm
3 Jun 2004: NTU to put JC students through entrepreneurship boot camp
NTU is organising the first Innovation & Enterprise Outreach boot camp, with Technopreneurship & Innovation Programme (TIP) graduates mentoring the JC student participants. The boot camp experience will see the students acquiring in-depth knowledge and skills in market research, product development, accounting sales, advertising, venture financing, negotiation and technology R&D investment.
Today, Pg 6
News Release
1 Apr 2004: Successful technopreneurship at NTU
NTU's Nanyang Technopreneurship Centre helps budding technopreneurs among its student population turn their business dreams into reality. So far, the centre has had a role in the launch of 27 spin-off companies created by members of the NTU community. Key NTU research projects that have been commercialized include the world's smallest heart pump and innovative waste water treatment methods.
Lianhe Zaobao, Pg 11
12 Dec 2003: NTU's Technopreneurship & Innovation Program (TIP) receives high praises
Lianhe Zaobao, Pg 10
31 Jan 2003: NTU's President lends a hand to promote TIP
Lianhe Zaobao, Pg 10
Quotable Quotes:
"Entrepreneurship talent is abundant in Singapore and Asia."
- Philip Kotler, the SC Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International Marketing at Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management in Chicago
"Entrepreneurship has been rising all over the world and is a rapidly-growing phenomenon in Asia. ...In Singapore, we have seen an over-reliance on the government in the past. However, in recent years, the Singapore government has been actively promoting entrepreneurship - even to younger generation. For example, Nanyang Technological University currently hosts a Technopreneurship program. This is absolutely necessary for Singapore as it is a country with no natural resources."
- Hermawan Kartajaya, President of World Marketing Association and Founder of MarkPlus&Co
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