As part of SH Innovation, students, doctoral students, employees or alumni can go to Drivhuset for help developing an idea or starting a business. Every year, our business coaches work on more than 200 ideas in a structured manner, using Drivhuset’s business development method, Loopa, giving you the right conditions for success.

Examples of what we can help you with:

• product development,
• sales coaching,
• marketing,
• finding customers,
• project planning, and
• finding financing.

Drivhuset also organises networking meetings if you are looking for team members, and every semester is packed with lectures and workshops External link..

Idea development

Students at Södertörn University can book personal advisory sessions to get started with your idea and structure the development process. Drivhuset offers help at every stage. You do not need any previous knowledge or finished business plans to book a meeting. External link.

Inspirational activities

Are you interested in entrepreneurship, or curious about how you could develop your ideas? Drivhuset’s events and activities are specifically designed for students at Södertörn University. Stay updated External link..

For teachers: modules in practical entrepreneurship

Supplement your teaching with practical workshop modules in entrepreneurship. Drivhuset aims to educate students about methods linked to entrepreneurship and innovation. The modules are intended to inspire and improve your students’ skills in value creation processes that are characterised by uncertainty. They are free of charge for teachers and can be customised to some extent. Book a meeting External link..

All these services are provided entirely for free and as part of SH Innovation. Naturally, all meetings are confidential and we are available on campus and remotely.

For more information, please contact Alexis Alvarez, alexis.alvarez@drivhuset.se

You can also book a meeting with Drivhuset here External link..

Drivhuset also has a library of online courses External link. you can take whenever you want (in Swedish).

Read more on Drivhuset’s website (mostly in Swedish) External link, opens in new window.