InnoPark / Incubator & Entrepreneurship Support
The university’s InnoPark Innovation Hub is where ideas take flight. It provides incubation, acceleration, mentorship, and co-working spaces, while connecting entrepreneurs to industry partners, SMEs, and financiers in agriculture, manufacturing, health, and technology. InnoPark is also a bridge between academic research and market needs, ensuring that innovation becomes enterprise.
Business relevance: Entrepreneurs receive end-to-end startup support, from ideation and prototype development to securing investment and scaling their businesses.
Continuing Education & Professional Training
An-Najah’s Center for Training and Rehabilitation and An-Najah’s Continuing Education Center with participating faculties deliver a wide spectrum of short courses, workshops, and professional certifications. From digital transformation and AI to marketing, environmental sustainability, and entrepreneurial leadership, these programs equip learners with future-ready skills that directly support enterprise creation.
Business relevance: Entrepreneurs gain practical knowledge in business management, digital marketing, financial literacy, and sustainable practices, all of which are essential for launching viable projects.
Access to Facilities & Research Units
An-Najah opens its state-of-the-art research facilities and labs to community innovators. This includes the Energy, Environment & Climate Change Research Unit, computer and digital labs (including specialized labs for visually impaired users), medical and clinical research facilities, and the University Library. These spaces enable entrepreneurs to test, validate, and refine their innovations with direct academic and technical support.
Business relevance: Local ventures benefit from access to lab equipment, applied research, data, and technical expertise, ensuring that new businesses are both innovative and evidence-based.
Volunteerism & Community Placement
An-Najah’s Volunteer Program and community service courses mobilize thousands of students annually to support community projects. Volunteers contribute to pilot projects, awareness campaigns, educational initiatives, and social service delivery. For entrepreneurs, this represents a unique opportunity to test business models with real manpower and community engagement, at low cost.
Business relevance: Sustainable startups gain implementation support, outreach capacity, and credibility by piloting their initiatives with direct involvement from motivated student volunteers.