A modern hub of knowledge, creativity, and entrepreneurship.
The Center for Innovation and Knowledge Transfer at Alma Mater Europaea University was established to connect research achievements with industry and to promote the development of innovative solutions that have tangible effects on society and the environment. Its mission is to encourage the transfer of research achievements into practice and to create solutions that contribute to the development of the economy, communities, and a sustainable society.
What is the purpose of the center?
To connect research achievements with industry and encourage the development of innovations that have a concrete impact on society and the environment.
Who is involved?
The center acts as a meeting point for researchers, entrepreneurs, students, and institutions, where ideas evolve into projects and entrepreneurial ventures.
For students
It provides mentoring, entrepreneurial challenges, and links with industry, thereby strengthening the creativity, entrepreneurship, and employability of young people.
For researchers
It offers support in protecting intellectual property, commercializing knowledge, and developing innovations, and strengthens the connection between the university and its environment.
Networking with leading experts
From the outset, the center connects key Slovenian innovation institutions and experts (e.g., Inkubator Sežana, Tovarna Podjemov, Impact Hub Slovenia), creating the foundations for breakthrough projects and partnerships.
Innovation hub
The Alma Mater Europaea Center for Innovation and Knowledge Transfer is thus becoming an important connecting link in Slovenia's innovation ecosystem and a trusted partner in advancing knowledge, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.
Together, we are building a network of knowledge and experience that fosters breakthrough projects and strengthens Slovenia's innovation ecosystem.
The center connects researchers, entrepreneurs, students, and institutions with the vision of making knowledge the driving force of progress and turning research potential into entrepreneurial achievements. It provides academic staff and researchers with support in protecting intellectual property, commercializing knowledge, and developing innovations, thereby strengthening the interplay between the university and industry.
Asst. Prof. Dr. Matevž Vremec, Head of the Center for Innovation and Knowledge Transfer
