Konkuk University Wraps Up B·MOTION Program Supporting Startups' Tech and Global Growth

At a glance

Konkuk University's Campus Town Business Office has finished the '2026 KU Campus Town B·MOTION Program,' which aims to strengthen the technology competitiveness of companies based on campus and help them enter overseas markets. The program combined education, preparing materials for overseas investors, and patent preparation.

Key points

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   From September 18 to October 30, the program held three training sessions and follow-up mentoring, with 28 staff members from 20 resident companies taking part.

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   Company-specific mentoring took place 36 times, and the program supported 11 provisional patent applications (preliminary filings that secure a filing date before a formal patent application).

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   Seven companies prepared English presentation materials and company profiles to get ready to meet overseas investors and buyers.

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   Satisfaction among participating companies scored above the target of 4.30, and the global IR mentoring received a perfect score of 5 out of 5.

Why it matters

It shows how university startup support works in practice by helping companies protect their technology and prepare to introduce themselves to overseas markets.