Sungkyunkwan University’s Startup Support Foundation Hosts Successful Stanford Research Institute Workshop
The Campus Town Project Group of the Startup Support Foundation at Sungkyunkwan University recently organized the Stanford Research Institute Workshop, which took place on July 31 and August 8, 2025. This workshop aimed to integrate the startup model developed by the Stanford Research Institute with the 5DOI innovation process, focusing on enhancing practical entrepreneurial skills among participants.
Participant Involvement
Undergraduate and graduate students from Sungkyunkwan University, particularly those interested in entrepreneurship, participated in the event. The workshop featured interactive components such as group exercises, team discussions, and elevator pitch presentations. The first session was held in collaboration with the Laboratory-Specialized Startup Leading University program, aimed at enriching the learning experience for student startup clubs.
Facilitator Insights
Professor Ki-Ho Choi facilitated the workshop and highlighted the significance of experiential learning in startup education. He remarked on the importance of providing participants with opportunities to encounter challenges and learn through hands-on experience.
Participant Feedback
Feedback from participants indicated a positive reception of the workshop, with some comparing the experience to being immersed in the entrepreneurial environment at Stanford. Attendees noted their improved ability to swiftly convert ideas into viable business models.
Workshop Outcomes
In addition to enhancing participants’ understanding of the startup process and strategies, the workshop also introduced them to exemplary startup models and expanded their professional networks. The initiative is part of a broader goal to promote youth entrepreneurship through various practical programs, including tailored education and mentorship for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Continuous Opportunities
The Campus Town Project Group is dedicated to providing continuous opportunities for students to engage with creative challenges and gain essential real-world experience.
(SOURCE: Sungkyunkwan University)
