RUPP National Innovation and Collaboration Centre (NICC) offers approximately 60 sqm of co-working space with six dedicated startup desks. Established through a KOICA-funded partnership, NICC provides early-stage ventures with:

• Mentorship and guidance from experienced practitioners

• Pitch training and commercialization support

• Access to R&D infrastructure to advance product development

Benefit for AUN-UIE Member Universities

NICC is open to collaboration and frequently partners with other ASEAN institutions, offering opportunities for joint initiatives and cross-border engagement.

HCMUT’s Technology Business Incubator and its university-owned enterprise form the backbone of its entrepreneurship support system. The incubator offers mentorship, prototyping facilities, funding support, and access to international networks. Startups are nurtured through both in-house innovation programs and public competitions such as Bach Khoa Innovation, the university’s flagship annual challenge.

PSU’s Science Park, including the RSP South facility in Hat Yai, functions as a regional innovation engine. It supports research commercialization, startup incubation, and SME engagement through several sector-focused programs. 

P-SEDA (PSU Student Entrepreneurship Development Academy) provides a launchpad for student ventures, while the Halal and Cultural Innovation program develops solutions that blend design, tradition, and science. The Science Park spans multiple facilities and acts as a soft-landing space for businesses and entrepreneurs.

Innovative Academy Hub is UGM’s flagship startup incubator and co-working space that transforms bold ideas into market-ready ventures.

Mahidol hosts a vibrant innovation ecosystem spanning approximately 1,400 sqm, including spaces like the Innogineer Studio and University–Industry Co-working Space (UIC). These facilities support deep-tech startups, student entrepreneurs, and cross-sector collaboration

RSP South Halal Gateway – PSU’s signature initiative that promotes halal innovation through science, technology, and entrepreneurship. Through creative halal solutions, training programs, and international linkages, the initiative contributes to building a globally recognized halal innovation ecosystem.

The Innovation Challenge is UGM’s core student startup incubator, offering mentorship, industry exposure, and prototype funding. The university also facilitates access to investor networks, certified programs, and regional R&D partnerships, strengthening Indonesia’s position in the Southeast Asian innovation ecosystem.

Tri Power Solar Nusantara – A renewable energy startup driving solar and biomass adoption across Indonesia.

Fumalife – Led by Hanif Khoirudin, Fumalife develops nanofiber technology for healthcare, biotech, and clean energy, and was a finalist in the Meet the Investor (MTI) program.

Inspirasien – Founded by Astriani Dwi Aryaningtyas, this healthtech platform provides support and advocacy for chronic illness patients, inspired by her experience as a cancer survivor.

Banoo – Co-founded by Azellia Alma Shafira, Banoo uses IoT and solar-powered tech to support small-scale fish farmers. Banoo has earned global recognition from Cisco, MIT Solve, and Imperial College London.

Unilah | UM
Connecting and empowering students across Malaysia’s universities through a single super-app.
Founded by Universiti Malaya students, UniLah grew from a volunteer-run event aggregator into a full-fledged startup—centralizing campus events, competitions, lifestyle deals, and early-stage career opportunities. Now expanding its reach beyond Malaysia, UniLah is building the go-to digital platform for student life in ASEAN.

Home to SMU’s vibrant innovation ecosystem, the Jay & Marilyn Ng Greenhouse spans two storeys and 6,000 sq ft, acting as a dynamic bridge between the Yong Pung How School of Law and SMU School of Accountancy. Purpose‑built for collaboration and thoughtfully designed to ignite ideas, the Greenhouse provides..

Workstream – Founded by SMU alumnus Desmond Lim, Workstream evolved from a text‑based hiring app into a leading HR technology platform. Despite early setbacks, it now operates from Silicon Valley and continues to scale.

Workstream – Founded by SMU alumnus Desmond Lim, Workstream evolved from a text‑based hiring app into a leading HR technology platform. Despite early setbacks, it now operates from Silicon Valley and continues to scale.

Workstream – Founded by SMU alumnus Desmond Lim, Workstream evolved from a text‑based hiring app into a leading HR technology platform. Despite early setbacks, it now operates from Silicon Valley and continues to scale.

PIER71™ (Port Innovation Ecosystem Reimagined at BLOCK71) is a joint initiative between NUS and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore. It serves as a catalyst for maritime innovation through its annual Smart Port Challenge, which invites global startups to co-develop solutions for the shipping and logistics sectors.

SMU hosts the Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition, a biennial deep‑tech startup challenge that offers a global platform for student founders and more than S$2.5 million in prizes. The competition connects participants with investors and mentors and encourages innovations that address sustainability and urban challenges. 

Dibimbing | UI

Empowering youth to launch their careers with digital skills and job support.

Dibimbing is a digital bootcamp platform that equips young people with in-demand skills while providing personalized job placement support. Its programs bridge the gap between education and employment, helping graduates gain confidence and land meaningful roles in today’s competitive job market.

By combining training with real career outcomes, Dibimbing is transforming how youth in Indonesia prepare for the future of work.

TurtleTree
Redefining sustainable nutrition with US$80 M+ raised.
Founded by SMU alumna Lin Fengru, TurtleTree is the world’s first cell-based milk biotech—powered by SMU IIE and global partners, now transforming the future of food.