Institute's Innovation Council (IIC)

Key Objectives Of Tulas-IIC

• Encouraging Innovation: The IIC fosters a supportive environment that encourages innovative thinking and experimentation, providing platforms for brainstorming, idea generation and collaboration among students, faculty and staff.
• Problem-Solving: The IIC facilitates activities where participants identify real-world challenges and work collectively to develop innovative solutions — enhancing critical thinking, creativity and the ability to address complex problems.
• Proof of Concept Development: The IIC supports the development of proof of concepts, allowing participants to validate their ideas and transform them into tangible prototypes or minimum viable products (MVPs).
• Design Thinking: The IIC promotes design thinking methodologies, enabling a user-centric approach to problem-solving that emphasises empathy, collaboration and iterative ideation.
• IPR Awareness: The IIC creates awareness among participants about intellectual property rights and their significance in protecting innovative ideas — including patent filing, copyright and other forms of IP protection.
• Project Handling and Management: The IIC provides guidance and support in project handling and management, ensuring participants develop the skills to execute and manage innovative projects effectively.

Through the Institution's Innovation Council, Tulas University strives to create a dynamic ecosystem that nurtures innovation, fosters entrepreneurship, and empowers individuals to become drivers of change — contributing to the growth of the start-up ecosystem within the institution and beyond.