The Institute of Entrepreneurship Development (iED), in collaboration with the University of Patras, is pleased to announce the pilot implementation of the innovative training course Health2Innovation: Building Skills for the Future of Digital Health. The pilot will take place as part of the InnoHealth Forum 2025, on September 27, 2025, at JOIST Innovation Park, in Larissa, Greece.
This digital health training course is part of the European project Health2Innovation. It is designed to equip students and recent graduates from the fields of Life Sciences, Medicine, Engineering, Business, and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) with the essential entrepreneurial, digital, and interdisciplinary skills needed to thrive in the rapidly evolving digital health sector.
What the Pilot Program Includes
The pilot training program will be delivered in two phases:
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Phase 1: A hybrid session (in-person and online) during the InnoHealth Forum, scheduled for September 27, 2025, at JOIST Innovation Park, Larissa.
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Phase 2: A fully online session, taking place in mid-October 2025, lasting approximately 1.5 hours.
Participants will be among the first to access and test the Health2Innovation training material, provide valuable feedback, and enhance their personal and professional profiles in the digital health innovation space.
European Dimension and Next Steps
Participants who complete both pilot sessions will receive priority access to the project’s international Bootcamps, which will take place in Medical Valley, Sweden, in December 2025.
These Bootcamps will offer participants the opportunity to collaborate with leading researchers, digital health professionals, and innovation hubs from across Europe, expanding their network and gaining hands-on international experience.
Registration Information
Participation in the pilot training course is free of charge, but applications must be submitted through the official registration form. Email submissions will not be accepted.
The Health2Innovation pilot represents a critical step toward bridging academic education with the practical needs of the digital health and innovation ecosystem. iED, together with its European academic and industry partners, remains committed to supporting the development of future-ready human capital in the field of digital health entrepreneurship.
