Join us for the final!
Current InCube
The COVID-19 pandemic has slowed down the world but despite it all, great design and great ideas don’t slow. In that spirit, the ETH Entrepreneur Club will persist with another edition of the InCube challenge for 2021.
Why should you join?
Have you ever dreamed about being an entrepreneur? Do you want to give that dream a chance whilst working with like-minded people?
InCube is an international competition where we invite students — from anthropology majors to mechanical engineers — to spend five days in a cube where they solve an entrepreneurial challenge. During this time, they move quickly from ideas stuck in their heads to a finished prototype ready to share with the world. When all is said and done, they will then pitch their solution in front of a live audience and jury, after which the night will end with a single winner and an experience they will never forget.
How is it structured?
- 1. Recruitment (01.07-31.07): Once they are selected, all participants receive our digital welcome package, providing them with all the information they need. When arriving at OutCube, StarterCube is waiting for them, filled to the brim with goodies that facilitate the InCube Journey.
- 2. StarterCube: Once they are selected, all participants receive our digital welcome package, providing them with all the information (and some goodies) they need to get started with their InCube journey.
- 3. PrepCube: An one-day online event where students can assess their knowledge and get a quick introduction to the crucial concepts of entrepreneurship, design thinking and innovation.
- 4. OutCube (23.09-27.09): A preparatory four-day event in Crans-Montana, where participants have the opportunity to get to know each other, build strong teams and expand their knowledge through design thinking workshops and personal development workshops where they learn from innovation experts, academics and entrepreneurs.
- 5. InCube (11.10-15.10): A competitive five days of intense work in a cube in various locations around the world. Each team of five students work on a different challenge and try to come up with an innovative solution.
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