Is Nice successfully transforming from a seaside town into a digital innovation hub? The process has barely begun, and the competition is fierce, but every journey starts somewhere.
The news is certainly inviting: for three weeks, 500 students from universities worldwide will participate in the Summer Academy of the European Innovation Association. They will represent 65 countries.
The objective: to work in groups to learn about entrepreneurship with the help of a hundred “mentors” and present 90 startup projects.
Participants will also have the opportunity to attend around fifty lectures held by globally renowned experts.
The UNS campus of Saint-Jean d’Angely will host this program, now in its fourth edition, which, after being in Tallinn and Sophia-Antipolis, aims to find its permanent home in the capital of the French Riviera.
