Our heartfelt congratulations go out to bup system on receiving the exist startup grant! The team of SCE alumnae has developed an idea that is as simple as it is ingenious for promoting circularity in the fashion industry: modular, durable fastening systems made from 100% recyclable aluminum.

We have a special highlight in store for our next SCE InnovationsCafé on July 30, 2026. For three months, the teams from Batch #15 of our SCE Incubation program have been refining their startup ideas—and now you have the opportunity to be among the first to marvel at their final results while enjoying snacks and drinks! Register here

We warmly congratulate our alumni startup Geniefy on receiving the exist startup grant!

Geniefy develops an AI operations layer for property management companies. The solution builds on existing management systems and automates communication via phone, WhatsApp, and, in the future, other channels. Geniefy supports complete workflows, from logging a request to coordinating with service providers to documenting the process in the system. This enables property management companies to grow faster, while all parties involved can continue to communicate through their usual channels. At the same time, the team is working on EU data residency requirements and conducting its own AI research to ensure that AI can be used safely and reliably in property management.

Want to get your startup off the ground? Then the SCE Incubation at the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship at Munich University of Applied Sciences is just the thing for you! Our support program is designed for innovative business ideas across all industries that are in the pre-launch or early startup phase. What matters most is your motivation, your dedication, and your vision—whether you’re working alone or as part of a team, whether you’re a student or working full-time.

On July 15 and 16, 2026, the innovation and tech community will gather at TechDays Munich 2026 in the Werksviertel. As one of the leading platforms for exchange between research, business, startups, and technology experts, the event will focus on the future-oriented topics of digital sovereignty, cybersecurity, and agentic AI. The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) will once again be represented at the event this year with several program highlights.

From July 2 to 5, 2026, the Deutsches Museum in Munich will once again become a gathering place for visionaries, innovators, and technology enthusiasts. As an ecosystem partner, the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) is supporting the Festival of the Future 2026 and invites the SCE community to take part in the diverse program focusing on technology, science, innovation, and society.

Do you have an idea that makes a positive difference? Or are you still looking for one? At the Happy Impact Hour hosted by the Social Startup Hub Bavaria of the Social Entrepreneurship Academy (SEA), you’ll get useful tools, tips, and tricks to successfully bring your project to life. This online webinar takes place monthly, with rotating topics focused on social entrepreneurship. In July, the focus will be on the challenges of financing social startups. Register here

The Strascheg Ideas Award is back for another round! For our ideas competition, which offers a total prize pool of 30,000€, we are looking for innovative business ideas and promising startup projects. Students, professors, staff, and alumni of HM can submit their ideas online in various categories until September 13, 2026. Additionally, there is a separate category for external teams with initial market proof. Apply now: www.sce.de/strascheg-award

The German Startup Monitor 2026 has launched: Founders across Germany are invited to participate in the country’s largest startup study through August 16. The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) supports the initiative of the Startup Association and calls on startups to share their experiences, challenges, and needs in order to highlight the interests of the startup ecosystem to policymakers, the business community, and the public.

Our heartfelt congratulations go out to bup system on receiving the exist startup grant! The team of SCE alumnae has developed an idea that is as simple as it is ingenious for promoting circularity in the fashion industry: modular, durable fastening systems made from 100% recyclable aluminum.

We have a special highlight in store for our next SCE InnovationsCafé on July 30, 2026. For three months, the teams from Batch #15 of our SCE Incubation program have been refining their startup ideas—and now you have the opportunity to be among the first to marvel at their final results while enjoying snacks and drinks! Register here

We warmly congratulate our alumni startup Geniefy on receiving the exist startup grant!

Geniefy develops an AI operations layer for property management companies. The solution builds on existing management systems and automates communication via phone, WhatsApp, and, in the future, other channels. Geniefy supports complete workflows, from logging a request to coordinating with service providers to documenting the process in the system. This enables property management companies to grow faster, while all parties involved can continue to communicate through their usual channels. At the same time, the team is working on EU data residency requirements and conducting its own AI research to ensure that AI can be used safely and reliably in property management.

Want to get your startup off the ground? Then the SCE Incubation at the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship at Munich University of Applied Sciences is just the thing for you! Our support program is designed for innovative business ideas across all industries that are in the pre-launch or early startup phase. What matters most is your motivation, your dedication, and your vision—whether you’re working alone or as part of a team, whether you’re a student or working full-time.

On July 15 and 16, 2026, the innovation and tech community will gather at TechDays Munich 2026 in the Werksviertel. As one of the leading platforms for exchange between research, business, startups, and technology experts, the event will focus on the future-oriented topics of digital sovereignty, cybersecurity, and agentic AI. The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) will once again be represented at the event this year with several program highlights.

From July 2 to 5, 2026, the Deutsches Museum in Munich will once again become a gathering place for visionaries, innovators, and technology enthusiasts. As an ecosystem partner, the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) is supporting the Festival of the Future 2026 and invites the SCE community to take part in the diverse program focusing on technology, science, innovation, and society.

Do you have an idea that makes a positive difference? Or are you still looking for one? At the Happy Impact Hour hosted by the Social Startup Hub Bavaria of the Social Entrepreneurship Academy (SEA), you’ll get useful tools, tips, and tricks to successfully bring your project to life. This online webinar takes place monthly, with rotating topics focused on social entrepreneurship. In July, the focus will be on the challenges of financing social startups. Register here

The Strascheg Ideas Award is back for another round! For our ideas competition, which offers a total prize pool of 30,000€, we are looking for innovative business ideas and promising startup projects. Students, professors, staff, and alumni of HM can submit their ideas online in various categories until September 13, 2026. Additionally, there is a separate category for external teams with initial market proof. Apply now: www.sce.de/strascheg-award

The German Startup Monitor 2026 has launched: Founders across Germany are invited to participate in the country’s largest startup study through August 16. The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) supports the initiative of the Startup Association and calls on startups to share their experiences, challenges, and needs in order to highlight the interests of the startup ecosystem to policymakers, the business community, and the public.