On 5th and 11th February 2026, the Catholic University of Rwanda (CUR) hosted an inspiring public talk on entrepreneurship at its Taba Campus, organized by the Centre of Entrepreneurial Learning and Innovation (CELI) in collaboration with the Career Guidance Department. The event reflected CUR’s commitment to nurturing students who are not only job seekers but also innovators and job creators.
Facilitated by Inkomoko, a leading partner in youth entrepreneurship, the sessions offered practical guidance on business development, creative problem-solving, and turning ideas into viable ventures. Students gained valuable insights into resilience, innovation, and business-oriented thinking, essential skills for thriving in today’s competitive market.
EMPOWERING FUTURE ENTREPRENEURS: CUR STUDENTS TAKE CHARGE
Following the talks, Inkomoko conducted a recruitment exercise for CUR students eager to expand their entrepreneurial knowledge. One hundred students were selected to join a six-month mentorship and training program designed to strengthen their business skills, provide professional guidance, and support the development of sustainable business initiatives.
The overwhelming student response highlights CUR’s vibrant entrepreneurial culture and the readiness of its students to embrace innovation and self-employment. Through initiatives like this, the Catholic University of Rwanda continues to empower socially responsible, competent, and innovative graduates ready to contribute meaningfully to Rwanda’s economic growth.
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