Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship

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Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship

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Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship unites education and research through entrepreneurship so we can

Since 1997, Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship offers a master's level education, designed to develop entrepreneurial individuals prepared for business development in a knowledge economy, through an action-based pedagogy where innovation and entrepreneurship is experienced and not only taught in classrooms. The education combines a noted academic Master's programme with real-life innovation management and venture creation of technology and bioscience innovations. In addition to the development of a more entrepreneurial mindset, the programme offers advanced reflective skill training in business design, leadership, innovation management, intellectual property and product and business development.

20/10/2026

Collaboration between Lund University and Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship!

A research-based innovation project from Lund University has been matched with a student team from the Technology Venture Creation track at Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship for the second year in a row. The team, Daniela Padilla, Liam Aljundi and Zoé Opdendries, is working with researcher Mark Jeeninga on getting his innovation of an AC load-flow solver to market over the course of the year.

The project is supported by LU Innovation, Lund Ventures and Chalmers Ventures, bringing together experience in innovation and venture building from all three organisations.

Magnus Gäfvert at LU Innovation, and Patrik Persson of Lund Ventures, describe why Lund chose to take part:
“The Chalmers matching program is very well structured and streamlined, and combines in an efficient way the experience and expertise on innovation and venture building from all involved parties including a talented and motivated pool of entrepreneurship students with an appropriate knowledge level”

They add that the two-semester format leaves time to onboard the students and make meaningful progress, and, in the best case, for the students to continue in the founding team.

Lund is also a returning partner. In Magnus’s words, the collaboration works very well with great momentum in the project, and the program will remain a key development opportunity for their research-based innovation projects.

The team held their first development talk together with Magnus and Patrik, as well as David Storek from Chalmers Ventures, track manager Kristina Hejdenberg Sedström, and their mentor Johan Rådemar, the COO of Eneryield and an alumni of the school.

We are grateful for the trust from Mark, LU Innovation, Lund Ventures and Chalmers Ventures, and look forward to following the team’s progress.

22/05/2026

Meet one of our CORP teams: Västra Götalandsregionen ✨

This project has our students Matilda Håman and Måns Carlberg on the team. They are working together with Västra Götalandsregionen at Sahlgrenska University Hospital on a Hospital at Home project, exploring a new way of delivering hospital care directly in patients’ homes.

📌 Can you give us a brief description of your project?

“Hospital at Home is about providing hospital-level care directly in patients’ homes instead of in traditional hospital wards. In our project, we explore how this model can be scaled sustainably by studying organizational challenges and developing solutions that can support future growth without compromising quality of care and working conditions.”

📌 What is a learning that you have gathered through the experience and will cherish?

“This project has taken us far beyond what we expected from engineering studies. We have learned that healthcare is a complex system where medical practice, organization, and policy are deeply interconnected - and that a well functioning solution must consider all of these perspectives at once.”

📌 What is the most fun or memorable moment of your journey?

“The most memorable part has been being out in the field and experiencing Hospital at Home firsthand. By following the teams in their everyday work, we were able to step into their shoes and understand the real conditions and decisions they face. This gave us insights we could never have gained through meetings, reports, or discussions alone.”

20/05/2026

At the Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship, it’s business as usual.

Chalmers has recently communicated an ongoing restructuring of several Master’s programmes to increase flexibility and respond to new societal demands. We’ve received questions about how this affects the MSc in Entrepreneurship and Business Design.

To clarify: the programme is not affected. In fact, it is one of only three programmes at Chalmers that remain unchanged.

Every day, we work closely with students, researchers, alumni, and industry partners to strengthen Chalmers’ position as a world leading entrepreneurial university.

And here’s something we’re especially proud of:
For the upcoming autumn intake, Entrepreneurship and Business Design was the most applied for programme per available spot among external applicants at Chalmers.

We continue our mission:
To empower future innovators and leaders through transformative, experiential education that builds entrepreneurial competencies and creates societal value by connecting academia, industry, technology, and business.

The mission continues 🚀

13/05/2026

Meet one of our TECH teams: Lodestone✨

This project has our students Charlie Lindén and Aleksander Einpalu as Business Developers, working alongside Leif Asp, Richa Chaudhary and Varun Chaudhary as Idea Providers. The team is developing a new manufacturing method for next generation batteries, enabling scalable production of architectures like solid state batteries and helping bring new technologies from lab to market.

📌 Can you give us a brief description of your project?

“We specialize in battery production, offering a new manufacturing method for next generation batteries. This enables scalable production of new architectures such as solid state batteries, helping bring other technologies from lab to market.”

📌 What is a learning that you have gathered through the experience and will cherish?

“To succeed in a rapidly changing market requires both moving fast and intelligently. Before standards are set, large companies with huge R&D teams try to innovate in the same field as small startups - this is very different from startups trying to disrupt existing industries.”

📌 What is the most fun or memorable moment of your journey?

“The first time getting to present our vision convincingly after lots of hard work building it. Everything finally becomes real.”

08/05/2026

Meet one of our CORP teams: Vattenfall ✨
This project has our students Jakob Renmark and Klara Sjölin on the team. They are working with Vattenfall to study how the flexibility market impacts hydropower plants in northern Sweden and how the internal business model can be improved.

📌 Can you give us a brief description of your project?

“We are conducting our project at Vattenfall within their Business Area Generation, where we examine how the fast-growing flexibility market affects wear and operational status in hydropower plants in northern Sweden. More specifically, this involves analyzing the internal business model and exploring how it can be developed and improved.”

📌 What is a learning that you have gathered through the experience and will cherish?

“The difference between ‘thinking and knowing’ is an expression we repeatedly return to with our supervisors. This likely applies to all organizations, not only Vattenfall, but it highlights how direct facts are surprisingly rare; instead, everything consists of nuances, perceptions, and perspectives.”

📌 What is the most fun or memorable moment of your journey?

“All the trips to the Stockholm headquarters, traveling by train, looking important with our work laptops, and of course having after-work drinks at Lion Bar. We have met and become friends with a whole group of new colleagues, and it truly feels like being new at a job. We are also happy to have developed our own lingo and a distinct ‘Vattenfall language.’”

05/05/2026

Last week at 🚀 Venture Launch 🚀, our second-year TECH Track students took the stage to pitch their innovative business ideas.

They shared their entrepreneurial journeys, and each team impressed the jury and audience with their creativity and hard work. Several received awards along the way. Congratulations to the winners:

🥇 Stena Center Awards: iridica, Solvei, Tiny Infinities, Eliro and Senra Health
🥇 Audience Award: Senra Health
🥇 Best Pitch (Panel Award): Solvei

Huge congratulations to all of the students who participated as well! 🏆 We’re proud of what you’ve achieved and can’t wait to see where your ventures go next!

27/04/2026

Meet one of our TECH teams: Solvei✨
This team consists of our students Josefine Nord, Gunnar Löfquist as Business Developers and August Jansson, Rasmus Rempling, Ignasi Fernandez, and Carlos Gil Berrocal as Idea Partners.

📌 Can you give us a brief description of your project?

“Solvei develops a data-driven platform for continuous monitoring of bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure using distributed fiber-optic sensing and advanced analytics. By translating complex measurement data into clear insights, the platform helps infrastructure owners understand structural condition, detect changes early, and plan maintenance with greater confidence.”

📌 What is a learning that you have gathered through the experience and will cherish?

“One of the key learnings has been how quickly you can absorb new knowledge when you fully immerse yourself in something unfamiliar. Before this project, we had very limited understanding of how the construction industry approaches inspections and monitoring, but the learning curve has been both steep and rewarding. Learning directly from researchers who are true experts in the field has made the experience even more valuable.”

📌 What is the most fun or memorable moment of your journey?

“One of the most memorable moments was our first on-site visit to explore a potential installation with a customer. Walking around together and discussing where the technology could be mounted and how it could support their operations made everything feel real in a new way. It was a powerful milestone that highlighted how far we had come in such a short time.”

15/04/2026

Join us for an inspiring afternoon of innovation! Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship and Chalmers Ventures invite you to the annual Venture Launch on April 28. Discover how teams from the Technology Venture Creation track are turning ideas into ventures with real impact.  📍 Location: Veras gräsmatta | Vera Sandbergs allé 8 | 411 33 Göteborg 📆 Date & Time: April 28 | 16:00 – 18:30 🎟️ Admission: Free
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 About the Event Since September, venture teams have explored, validated, and refined new technologies. Now they’re ready to showcase their solutions, share insights, and discuss how they aim to make a lasting impact. A panel of experts will select the best pitch, and the audience gets to vote too! Prizes from our partner Stena Center will be awarded. After the program, mingle with the teams, explore their ventures, and discuss how they plan to drive meaningful change.
You will also hear Björn Carlsson, Co-founder and CEO of Axcela Bio, speak about his journey as a serial entrepreneur.
 Agenda 15:45 – Doors open 16:00 – Program begins 18:00 – Food & networking  Seats are limited – register now to secure your spot! We look forward to celebrating the next generation of impact-driven entrepreneurs!

13/04/2026

Meet one of our CORP teams: Autoliv ✨

This project has our students John Tran and Emil Ragnarsson Öhrn on the team. They are working together with Autoliv to explore how automotive safety systems can be designed to adapt to different scenarios, aiming to save lives by providing safety solutions in various real-life situations.

📌 Can you give us a brief description of your project?

“At Autoliv we are evaluating how to take on automotive safety systems that adapts to different scenarios. Aiming to save lives by providing safety solutions in various real-life situations.”

📌 What is a learning that you have gathered through the experience and will cherish?

“We learned how much you grow when you’re trusted to explore something new. Even though we came in as students, the team at Autoliv treated our thoughts and questions with real respect. That gave us the confidence to try things, make mistakes, and keep improving. Seeing this reminds us of how a good environment can shape your work and your mindset.”

📌 What is the most fun or memorable moment of your journey?

“A moment that really stayed with us was when we presented our first concept. We expected to feel nervous, but instead we walked away feeling proud of how far we had come. Getting positive feedback was great, of course, but the real highlight was realizing how much we had grown during the process. It showed us that we could take an idea, shape it together, and stand behind it with confidence. That feeling was both fun and meaningful.”

Adress

Vera Sandbergs Allé 8
Gothenburg
41296

Webbplats

http://entrepreneur.chalmers.se/

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