Get Help
Students at the National Student Enterprise Conference receive advice
Are a you a student and you:
- think you have a business idea?
- are wondering how to start setting up a business?
- are looking for funding to expand your existing business?
- need some more general advice?
Contact Neil Bradshaw for advice regarding enterprise education.
However, if you just want to investigate the possibility further, you may find the following sites useful:
The Centre for Enterprise & Innovation at the University of Southampton has good general advice on how to get your business going, including writing your business plan and setting up a company, as well as advisory business principles.
When looking for funding, you should consider the viability and attractiveness of your company/product to potential investors. BUBA, the University of Bristol's student run investment company, uses a backbone of questions to allow them to assess funding applications. You may find these useful to enable you to critically examine your idea and highlight possible areas of weakness.
Check out the Enterprise Clubs and the Student Enterprise Links page for other organisations that may be able to help.
