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Published on | 11 months ago
ProgrammesEIT Health is currently calling for applications for several health bootcamp programmes. These are intensive incubation programmes for start-ups. The programmes gives start-ups the chance to explore their full-market potential and connect with a network of fellow innovators across Europe.
Themes of the 2025 Bootcamps:
Please be aware taking part in these calls is not always for free. We advise you to read carefully the participation rules in advance.
More information available on the EIT Health website. Or join the EIT Health's info webinar on 27 March 2025.
If you are interested in one (or more) of these programmes, don't hesitate to contact the EIT Health Belgium-Netherlands hub. E-Mail: bene.office@eithealth.eu .
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