1314T2g1 South Korea And Japan

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IS427: Technopreneurship Study Mission


South Korea & Japan



All set and ready! TSM 2014!
The TSM Family 2014!
Academic Year 2013-2014 (Term 2): January to May 2014
Facilitator: Benjamin Gan
Office: SIS Room 5034; School of Information System, SIS
Phone: +65 6828 0267
Email: benjamingan@smu.edu.sg
Venue: SIS SR 3.1
Date/Time: Thur 12.00 noon to 3.15pm
Travel Date: April 28th - May 10th 2014(Tentative)
Subsidy: 75 % of the cost will be subsidized
Pre-requisite: None. However priority will be given to:
(a) from the ABT-Technopreneurship track,
(b) from LKCSB entrepreneurship track,
(c) with prior start-up experience,
(d) are currently starting a technology based company.
Last Term wiki: 2013 2012
Team's Facebook: TSM
Team Blog: Hallyu Tsunami
Team's Photo Collection: Pinterest Board
Trip Recap Summary Video: TBA


Important & Special Notes

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  • Students who are unable to make it on the travel dates are advised not to take this module.
  • Students in their first or final year/term are not encouraged to take this module.
  • Priority and subsidy will be given to the following students who show evidence that they are entrepreneurially inclined. This could mean
    • they have started a company
    • have signed up for either Technopreneurship track or entrepreneurship concentration at the LKCSB or attended relevance courses
    • have attended IIE events regularly
    • have been a member of SMU Ventures or Real Business student clubs
    • willing to undertake an internship at some of the start-up companies
  • If an internship opportunity has been secured with a particular student who have expressed an interest in the company but subsequently decide not to take it up, he/she will have to repay the 75% subsidy given during the TSM. Students will be asked to sign an indemnity form and a declaration with acknowledge to repay 75% subsidy if internship is not taken up.
  • Students enrolling for the course will be required to pay a deposit of approximately S$800 for the cost of boarding, lodging and the airfare differential on week 3. This will include the unsubsidised TA cost.
  • Students are required to contribute to a petty cash fund ($150) for expenses such as memento for each company, interpreter, hosting guest, tips for guide/driver, welfare, t-shirt, banner and miscellaneous cost. TA will coordinate.


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