Innovation is at the heart of Wellington School of Business and Government. We encourage research into innovation and entrepreneurship, lead the way in innovative and interactive teaching and learning, and support student enterprise.
From our base in the heart of Wellington, we work with our community partners to foster entrepreneurial ideas and talent in our capital city and beyond.
Learn all about the innovative entrepreneurs based at The Atom—Te Kahu o Te Ao innovation space.
The Business School offers a range of courses in innovation and entrepreneurship.
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Most of the big successful New Zealand innovation stories we see in the media are about people who sold their innovation to an overseas company, but Associate Professor Jessica Lai and Dr Jesse Pirini believe there are better measures of successful innovation.
Student Michaela Hing wasn’t quite sure what she’d get out of her entrepreneurship course. In this blog, Michaela shares what she learnt and how the lessons go beyond just business skills.
When COVID-19 hit and the future of in-person events for the next year or two was called into question, Fishhook, a startup focused on promoting science through in person events, had two options: ride it out and hope for the best, or focus all of their attention on another product they were developing—makeripples.
