Queen's University Belfast Partners with Young Enterprise NI
Young Enterprise Northern Ireland has announced a new strategic partnership with Queen's University Belfast, making the university the Lead Educational Partner for its Company Programme.
The Company Programme provides young people aged 15-19 with the opportunity to set up and run their own real business, fostering entrepreneurship and innovation.
- Allows young people to develop essential skills and confidence
- Strengthens pathways from school to higher education and beyond
The collaboration builds on a long-standing relationship between Young Enterprise NI and the university within Northern Ireland's entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The partnership will enable previous programme alumni to participate in Queen's enterprise and innovation initiatives, further supporting their entrepreneurial journey.
Author's summary: Queen's University Belfast partners with Young Enterprise NI to support young entrepreneurs.
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