Harbour.Space@UTCC Institute proudly announces the launch of Startup.Lab, a new incubation programme designed to help founders build, launch, and scale their startups right in the heart of Bangkok.
Startup.Lab brings Harbour.Space’s signature industry-driven learning model into the world of innovation and entrepreneurship. The programme provides hands-on mentorship, access to experienced founders and investors, and a fast-paced environment where ideas turn into real companies.
“Bangkok is becoming one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting tech hubs, and we want to give founders the platform they need to succeed,” said Svetlana Velikanova, Co-founder & CEO of Harbour.Space Institute of Technology. “Startup.Lab is built to support ambitious entrepreneurs and help them transform ideas into scalable businesses with global potential.”
Hosted on the Harbour.Space@UTCC campus, the programme combines business coaching, product development guidance, and opportunities to pitch to investors. Founders will also gain access to the university’s extensive international network and multidisciplinary talent pool, giving them a unique advantage in building high-impact startups.
Key features of Startup.Lab include:
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Expert mentorship from seasoned entrepreneurs, venture builders, and industry leaders
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Weekly workshops covering product, marketing, fundraising, and growth
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A collaborative ecosystem of designers, developers, and business talent
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Direct engagement with investors and corporate partners
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Support to prototype, validate, and launch real products in Bangkok
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A final Demo Day showcasing participating startups
“Startup.Lab will help founders build their startups in Bangkok, surrounded by a community that believes in experimentation, creativity, and rapid execution,” said Ivan Bilugan, Programme Manager of Startup.Lab. “This is the perfect space for entrepreneurs who want to move fast and create meaningful impact.”
Applications for the first cohort are now open. Aspiring founders, students, and innovators across Thailand and Southeast Asia are encouraged to apply.