"VISIONARY" - glimpses into the future

11.01.2024

In the "VISIONARY" photo exhibition, the Centre of Entrepreneurship (CoE) at Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences presents ten selected students and employees with their innovative visions and start-up ideas. In addition to informative portraits, the individual THI visionaries impressively explain in short video clips what it feels like to realise their own idea.

Inspiring insights: THI shows its visionaries (Photo: THI).

CoE Director Maria Mair emphasised at the opening that the THI offers a unique start-up ecosystem (Photo: THI).

"The best thing is to do your own thing," said THI President Professor Walter Schober, encouraging those interested in setting up their own business (Photo: THI).

The motto of the "VISIONARY" photo exhibition is "Be inspired, be creative, be future". As the initiator of the exhibition, the THI's Centre of Entrepreneurship aims to inspire visitors to break new ground themselves. The exhibition is motivation to realise your own visions and ideas.

The THI is not only a place of teaching and exchange, but also a creative place full of innovative spirit. Maria Mair, Head of the CoE, emphasised at the exhibition opening: "Our aim is to develop and implement creative ideas from within the university. We have a unique start-up ecosystem for this". The exhibition underpins the university's reputation as a dynamic educational institution that brings people together, creates new solutions and trains individuals who make a difference. In this way, THI is making an important contribution to successfully mastering the economic and ecological challenges of the future.

"VISIONARY" provides exciting insights into the work of THI and inspires visitors to curiously and confidently go their own way and push boundaries - with or without thinking about their own start-up. In the specially set up Mix & Match area, THI founders also have the opportunity to network and look for potential co-founders and like-minded people.

The exhibition will be on display in the THI auditorium until 31 January 2024.

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