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PRECELERATOR

The Precelerator is our Community Space for Entrepreneurship & Prototyping.

Here you can:

  • meet new people
  • try out innovative tools & gadgets
  • train your own skills
  • realize projects together
  • build prototypes for free
Workshops & Events

Precelerator

Impressions

of our Community Space for Entrepreneurship & Prototyping

I joined the Precelerator right at the beginning of my studies because I wanted to meet other students beyond my department. I was looking for like-minded people, people who also want to do something and want to get involved, and I found what I was looking for. Now we are a team of three students and one alumni and last semester we planned the construction of a hydroponics system and built a prototype. That was a lot of fun. now we are in the process of implementing the plant.

Alina K. studies Renewable Energies - Electrical Engineering in the 3rd semester at HM

The Precelerator is a great place to get creative and productive. Whether I want to concentrate on writing a term paper or do more crafts, there's always room here and a wide range of workshops. I especially like the interaction in the building: you can always find someone for an interesting conversation.

Anna K. studies Management of Social Innovations in the 6th semester at the HM

One thing I've always known: I want to be an entrepreneur. At the moment, I'm still looking for an idea. The Precelerator is a great place to get in touch with HM start-ups. It's really cool and inspiring.

Johannes B. is in his 5th semester of industrial engineering at HM.

Offers of the Precelerator

With the Precelerator, the university and the SCE, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, are creating an open creative space for experimenting and implementing one's own ideas, in which responsible entrepreneurial thinking and action are to be taught.

The offerings of the Community Space for Entrepreneurship & Prototyping are divided into the five areas Connect, Play, Train, Create & Make.

Connect.

The Precelerator brings together idea seekers and interested parties with experts and idea providers. This makes it the ideal co-working space where all faculties can come together and exchange ideas.

  • Contacts and networking through the SCE and HM.
  • Networking and inspiration through the Precelerator project wall.

Play.

 

In the Precelerator you learn playfully how to deal with modern technology and approaches.

  • Gadgets to try out
  • Playful formats competitions, hackathons and games around entrepreneurship & prototyping.

Train.

 

The Precelerator provides resources, contacts and suggestions to help you acquire the skills you need for your project.

  • Resources and suggestions around Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Thinking
  • Workshops and formats to develop your ideas further

Create.

 

In the Precelerator, you can apply the methods and skills you have acquired to your own ideas, entrepreneurial plans and business models.

  • Co-working spaces to work on your idea
  • Technical consulting for the implementation of prototypes (whether digital or analog)

Make.

The Precelerator sees itself as a place where new things are created - be it innovative business models, digital technologies or manufactured prototypes.

  • Tools and workshop machinery Wood, metal and electrical workshop
  • State-of-the-art IT equipment High-end computers, film studio, VR glasses, etc.

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Our workshop partners:

We work closely with a number of workshops to connect you with contact points in the university environment!

Team & Contact

Prof. Dr. Herbert Gillig FK 09 | Real Projects | Precelerator | DeepDive
HTA-Professor
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Prof. Dr. Herbert Gillig holds the professorship for Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation at the Faculty of Industrial Engineering and Management at HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences.
A detailed description of his areas of expertise, focus and functions can be found here.

Prof. Dr. Christian Klusmann Head of SCE Startup Support

T: 089 1265 3221

Linkedin christian.klusmann@sce.de

Prof. Dr Christian Klusmann is Professor of Entrepreneurship & Digital Business Models at Munich University of Applied Sciences and has been at the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship since September 2024. He is currently Head of SCE Startup Support.

Prior to this, Christian Klusmann spent nearly five years at digitalHUB Aachen, where he was responsible for startup coaching and consulting. As part of the "Excellence Startup Center" project, he worked closely with colleagues from RWTH Aachen University and supported digital and deep tech startups throughout their entrepreneurial journey, offering guidance across a wide range of challenges, from the pre-seed phase to Series A.

Christian Klusmann's academic journey began as a research assistant at the Strascheg Institute of EBS Business School, where he worked on externally funded projects and taught entrepreneurship courses. Later, he followed his second supervisor to the Department of Technology, Innovation Management, and Entrepreneurship at the University of Kassel, where he took on teaching responsibilities and successfully completed his PhD in 2018. His dissertation focused on entrepreneurship and business models, adding to his expertise in the field.

With a strong foundation in Business Administration and Engineering from RWTH Aachen University and Delft University of Technology, Christian Klusmann also gained firsthand entrepreneurial experience. Alongside his brother and a programmer friend, he co-founded an e-learning company, and later built a second team in Delft, Netherlands— an exciting and invaluable chapter in his career, which still can be seen as the initial spark for this passion for entrepreneurship.

Driven by this passion, he is dedicated to sharing his knowledge with his students, having mentored successful entrepreneurs such as the founders of Emma Matratze, 2trde, and bobbie. He continues to inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs through his teaching and personal commitment to innovation and business development.