VIKO Students Participated in the International Innovation Camp INNoCamp 2025

From May 12–16, 2025, lecturer Daiva Babilevičienė had the opportunity to accompany 10 students to INNoCamp 2025, an international open innovation competition hosted by FH Kufstein Tirol – University of Applied Sciences, Austria.

The camp brought together interdisciplinary student teams from Austria, Finland, Germany, Spain, and other countries. Over the course of 5 days, participants engaged in a structured innovation process aimed at solving real-world challenges provided by regional business partners. The program focused on enhancing entrepreneurial thinking, creative collaboration, and intercultural exchange.

The students, guided by lecturer Daiva Babilevičienė, actively contributed to team discussions, idea generation, and solution prototyping, applying tools from innovation and entrepreneurship.

The experience was not only academically enriching but also culturally valuable, providing students with international exposure, teamwork skills, and real-life problem-solving experience.

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