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NES Startathon is an entrepreneurship module at the National University of Singapore, designed to equip student entrepreneurs with practical skills and knowledge for the startup ecosystem. It is run by the NUS Entrepreneurship Society in collaboration with NUS Business School and industry professionals.
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The NUS Entrepreneurship Society (NES) is an independent organization founded in 1992, based at the National University of Singapore. It serves as a hub for student entrepreneurship, aiming to nurture the entrepreneurial spirit across all tertiary educational institutions in Singapore.
NES focuses on fostering entrepreneurship through various initiatives, including incubator programs, competitions, workshops, and educational modules. Their divisions include NES Foundry, UNICON, Ground Zero, CatalystX, Education, Partnerships, and Marcoms, each targeting different aspects of entrepreneurship and innovation.
NES provides personalized support to aspiring founders through mentorship, workshops, and access to a network of partners and sponsors.
Q: What is the NES Startathon? A: The NES Startathon, also known as Ground Zero, is an annual competition that includes workshops, mentorship, and a multi-day build period culminating in final pitches. Q: How can I apply? A: Applications can be submitted through the NES website.
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