University programme · Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa
Stellenbosch University's incubator for ventures from its researchers, students and alumni, running the 8-10 week Countdown feasibility programme and the 8-week Lift-Off investor-readiness programme, each ending in a pitch event.
Status unknown Run by Stellenbosch University
Verified 18 October 2026 · From the programme's own pages
Countdown runs 8-10 weeks and Lift-Off 8 weeks. 2026 cohorts included healthtech (14 July) and greentech (10 September). Fees, equity and funding are not published.
Dates not published. Countdown runs several times a year; Lift-Off runs twice a year, about a month after Countdown.
Usual timing: Countdown runs several times a year; Lift-Off runs twice a year, about a month after Countdown.
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