From September 17 to 18, the University of Münster will host the second bootcamp of the EU-funded CURATE project. The bootcamp will be led by Prof. Tobias Brandt and Shariga Sivanathan from the Chair of Digital Innovation and the Public Sector. The aim of the project is to strengthen students from various European countries in their entrepreneurial and in dealing with artificial intelligence. 

Around 70 students from the partner universities Haaga-Helia (Finland), MCI The Entrepreneurial School (Austria), Université Côte d'Azur (France) und Technical University of Košice (Slovakia) are expected to attend the bootcamp, accompanied by coaches and experts. At the heart of the event are the challenge pitches, where the teams will present their solutions.

Over the past months, the participants have worked in international teams on practice-oriented challenges set by companies, focusing on the use of AI and digital technologies. At the bootcamp, the students will present their results as the project concludes.

A pre-pitch training will support the students in sharpening their presentation skills and delivering their results convincingly. In this way, the bootcamp not only serves as a platform for innovative ideas, but also as a hands-on learning environment in which young talents can demonstrate their skills in an international setting.