To continuously deepen the reform of innovation and entrepreneurship education and empower students’ scientific and technological innovation practice and entrepreneurial growth, on the afternoon of July 13, the signing ceremony for new teams joining 2026 College Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship Incubation Base was successfully held in the Roadshow Hall on the fourth floor of the Logistics Building. After rigorous selection through multiple stages including independent application, qualification review, expert evaluation, and on-campus public announcement, 22 high-quality start-up teams from across the College were successfully approved for admission, and officially entered a new stage of professional and systematic incubation and cultivation. Vice President Lei Junlin attended the ceremony, along with heads of relevant functional departments, project instructors, and representatives of the admitted teams.

In her speech, Ms. Lei Junlin pointed out that under the concept of educating through innovation, the College continuously has improved the innovation and entrepreneurship cultivation system, upgraded incubation facilities, and strengthened resource guarantees to build a high-quality practical platform for students’ innovation and entrepreneurship. She put forward two clear requirements for the base management and the teams. First, the management department should standardize the use of special funds for innovation and entrepreneurship, protect intellectual property, and establish a full-cycle growth ledger for projects, so as to precisely support high-quality projects. Second, all admitted teams should strictly abide by the base’s regulations, adhere to compliant operations, and truthfully report operational data. She encouraged all entrepreneurial students to base themselves on their professional strengths, deeply cultivate the cultural and creative innovation tracks, and temper their skills and grow into talents through innovation and entrepreneurship practice.
At the ceremony, the head of the Admissions and Employment Office made special arrangements focusing on key areas such as innovation and entrepreneurship cultivation services, venue safety and maintenance, and project assessment management, refining management standards and service guarantee measures. Yuan Jiaxin, a representative of the admitted teams, made a statement that they would strictly abide by the base’s rules and regulations, cherish the College’s incubation resources, work steadfastly in the media and cultural creativity sector, and make every effort to promote project implementation, quality improvement, and steady development.
At the event, each team signed admission agreements in turn and completed office space coordination.
