Join this DEC workshop where you will collaborate with other innovators to ideate problems worth solving.
Hosted by MIT, join this fun and interactive networking event and connect with entrepreneurs from Boston area colleges and university!
Learn about the the ENT Minor and the variety of events, workshops, and business plan competitions at Tufts. Connect with representatives from entrepreneurial clubs at Tufts and learn how to get involved.
Join this virtual info session and learn about the Ideas Competition and get tips on how to apply and win up to $1000.
Join Tufts' Master Maker, Brandon Stafford at NOLOP, Tufts' premiere maker space, for an evening of maker fun. You will learn to make things with your hands in one of the very best academic makerspaces in the greater Boston area. No experience is necessary! Open to students, faculty, and staff members.
Stop by the Campus Center and enjoy a Derby Entrepreneurship Center cookie! Learn about Innovation Month events and how to get involved with DEC! No registration required.
Hungry after a long day of classes? Tacos are on us! Join us on the patio outside the SEC to make connections with fellow students. Meet fellow innovators and entrepreneurs, and hear lightning pitches from Tufts entrepreneurs. Vegetarian options will be available. This event is hosted by the Derby Entrepreneurship Center (DEC).
Join us at NOLOP, Tufts’ premiere maker space, for an evening of maker fun. You will learn to make things with your hands in one of the very best academic makerspaces in the greater Boston area. No experience is necessary! Open to students, faculty and staff members who are on the Tufts COVID testing protocol. This event is co-hosted by NOLOP and Derby Entrepreneurship Center at Tufts.
Join this workshop and learn how to build your authentic personal brand to help you achieve your goals.
Join the next CUSI (Cross University Student Innovator) mixer and connect with student innovators and entrepreneurs in the greater Boston area and beyond!
Hear from Entrepreneur, Philanthropist and DEC Board Member Diane Hessan during a fireside chat with Professor Beth McCarthy.
The Fletcher D-Prize funds entrepreneurs who increase access to proven poverty interventions. The world has already invented ways to end poverty, yet the best interventions are not being distributed at mass-scale. Can you design a business or NGO that solves one of the Distribution Challenges like education or agriculture? If selected, The Fletcher D-Prize will award you up to $20,000 in cash to launch a pilot in any region where extreme poverty exists.