​Open to students from all colleges

​What’s the difference between people who turn their ideas into something real and those who don’t?

​It’s easy to assume that some people are simply born with the confidence, creativity or drive to make things happen. But the reality is that these behaviours are learnable, and the chances are, you already use many of them.

​In this hands-on two-hour workshop, you’ll uncover the behaviours that help people turn thinking into action, and explore how you can strengthen them yourself.

​You’ll then learn the first practical steps for turning something you’re thinking about into something real, from understanding the problem to testing your assumptions and deciding what to do next.

​Whether it’s a startup, a social enterprise or something else entirely, you’ll learn how to start building something that didn’t exist before you decided to make it happen.

​​​What will the session be like?  

​This is an interactive session, not a lecture. Most of the time will be spent on short activities, discussion and personal reflection.

​Dinner will also be provided.

​​​Who is it for?  

​This session is open to University of Cambridge students and recent alumni from any college, subject, background or level of experience.

​You do not need:

• ​A business idea

• ​Previous entrepreneurship experience

• ​Business or technical knowledge

• ​Plans to start a company

• ​To think of yourself as an entrepreneur

​All you need is some curiosity and a willingness to take part.

​​​What will I take away?  

​You’ll leave with:

• ​A clearer understanding of enterprise and entrepreneurship

• ​Greater awareness of the enterprising behaviours you already have

• ​The first steps to starting something new

​Register now and come along to discover how enterprising you already are.