To mark the 20th anniversary of "hochschule dual", HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences is hosting the DualForum. The event brings together practice partners, companies and organizations to provide insights into the dual study program and to strengthen the exchange between university and business. The DualForum will take place on June 25, 2026 from 1:30 p.m. at Hochschule München.

The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) is a Founding Partner of Munich Climate Week 2026 - a city-wide initiative that brings people, organizations and ideas together to make concrete progress on climate protection in Munich. From October 19 to 25, 2026, over 100 events will take place throughout the city to facilitate exchange, initiate new collaborations and make solutions visible.

What began as a degree course at HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences (HM ) developed into a success story: HM alumni Tobias Hetfleisch, Marc Gehring, Marco Zöller and Philipp Seiter not only used their Master's degree in Business Administration in Applied Business Innovation as a professional qualification, but also successfully used it as a springboard for their entrepreneurial vision. During their studies, they laid the foundations for today's AI start-up INTELLEGAM - accompanied by HM's entrepreneurship ecosystem and supported in an early phase by the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE).

On May 9, 2026 from 10:00 to 16:00, the Ammersee Denkerhaus together with the SCE invites you to the hackathon "Smart and regionally solved" in Dießen am Ammersee. Who can take part? Anyone interested - from individuals and start-ups to newly formed teams. What is it about? We are looking for innovative solutions to current challenges facing the regional economy, such as AI in local businesses, sustainable tourism, mobility, municipal sustainability or new training methods in industry. Why take part? After the hackathon, the best ideas will be further developed together with mentors from the regional economy and could ideally lead to the founding of a company. Registration is now open by email; if you don't have a team yet, you can network in advance at the Meet & Match.

From SCE Incubation to space tech pioneer: Munich startup Dcubed develops innovative technologies that enable satellite structures to unfold in space. In an interview with Munich Startup, founder Dr. Thomas Sinn talks about origami-inspired space solutions and the future of production in orbit.

The Freelance Summit 2026 has the motto "Ready for the future" and focuses on key developments in freelancing, innovation and new forms of collaboration. The focus will be on topics such as artificial intelligence and its influence on self-employment, current market insights and trends, hybrid teams and future-relevant skills. Talks, panels and networking formats offer space for exchange, new contacts and cooperation.

A limited number of free tickets are available for students. A total of 20 free tickets can be allocated to interested parties who would like to take an early look at self-employment, innovation and future working models.

To mark the 20th anniversary of "hochschule dual", HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences is hosting the DualForum. The event brings together practice partners, companies and organizations to provide insights into the dual study program and to strengthen the exchange between university and business. The DualForum will take place on June 25, 2026 from 1:30 p.m. at Hochschule München.

The Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE) is a Founding Partner of Munich Climate Week 2026 - a city-wide initiative that brings people, organizations and ideas together to make concrete progress on climate protection in Munich. From October 19 to 25, 2026, over 100 events will take place throughout the city to facilitate exchange, initiate new collaborations and make solutions visible.

What began as a degree course at HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences (HM ) developed into a success story: HM alumni Tobias Hetfleisch, Marc Gehring, Marco Zöller and Philipp Seiter not only used their Master's degree in Business Administration in Applied Business Innovation as a professional qualification, but also successfully used it as a springboard for their entrepreneurial vision. During their studies, they laid the foundations for today's AI start-up INTELLEGAM - accompanied by HM's entrepreneurship ecosystem and supported in an early phase by the Strascheg Center for Entrepreneurship (SCE).

On May 9, 2026 from 10:00 to 16:00, the Ammersee Denkerhaus together with the SCE invites you to the hackathon "Smart and regionally solved" in Dießen am Ammersee. Who can take part? Anyone interested - from individuals and start-ups to newly formed teams. What is it about? We are looking for innovative solutions to current challenges facing the regional economy, such as AI in local businesses, sustainable tourism, mobility, municipal sustainability or new training methods in industry. Why take part? After the hackathon, the best ideas will be further developed together with mentors from the regional economy and could ideally lead to the founding of a company. Registration is now open by email; if you don't have a team yet, you can network in advance at the Meet & Match.

From SCE Incubation to space tech pioneer: Munich startup Dcubed develops innovative technologies that enable satellite structures to unfold in space. In an interview with Munich Startup, founder Dr. Thomas Sinn talks about origami-inspired space solutions and the future of production in orbit.

The Freelance Summit 2026 has the motto "Ready for the future" and focuses on key developments in freelancing, innovation and new forms of collaboration. The focus will be on topics such as artificial intelligence and its influence on self-employment, current market insights and trends, hybrid teams and future-relevant skills. Talks, panels and networking formats offer space for exchange, new contacts and cooperation.

A limited number of free tickets are available for students. A total of 20 free tickets can be allocated to interested parties who would like to take an early look at self-employment, innovation and future working models.