The Symbiosis programme is run with the collaborating universities in two stages. In the first stage, selected participants will undergo 3 phases of training scheduled within a three-month period. These include:
Phase I: Induction course - Introduction to the researchers and their technologies that have been pre-selected from universities.
Phase II: Entrepreneurship course
Phase III: Commercialisation workshop - modules-based workshop to understand the concept and practices in commercialisation processes.
After the trainings, the participants are required to write and present a concrete business plan on how to commercialise the technology that they have selected.
For stage two, an evaluation process will be carried out where ten best participants are selected to form their own companies to execute their business plan. The companies will receive funding from MTDC and be incubated for 24 months at any one of MTDC's Technology Centres where further assistance will be provided in making sure commercialisation takes place.
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FMBiosis
FMBioSis is a joint programme to develop qualified young graduates to become bio-entrepreneurs by commercializing locally developed research technologies
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UTM-MTDC Symbiosis Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) has become the second collaborator for the MTDC initiated Symbiosis programme |
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UKM-MTDC Symbiosis
Realising the importance of providing graduates with comprehensive set of skills to lead and manage technology spin-off companies |
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NCIA-MTDC Symbiosis
The NCIA-MTDC-USM Symbiosis is a collaborative effort between Northern Corridor Implementation Authority (NCIA) and Malaysian Technology Development Corporation (MTDC) to promote pre-selected technologies from public universitites and/or research institutions within the Northern Corridor. |
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UPM-MTDC Symbiosis
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) led by the Innovation & Commercialisation Centre (ICC) is working closely with MTDC to plan and organise the UPM-MTDC Symbiosis 2009. |
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