The University Technology Park consists of 55 acres in a campus atmosphere to ensure a high quality and attractive setting for technology companies. There is room for 15 high tech facilities with the potential to employ up to 4,000 employees over the next few years - a fraction of the high quality graduates available from UND.
The University Tech Park was developed in 1990 by UND Aerospace Foundation to help attract and grow technology-related ventures and to facilitate strategic relationships between technology-based companies and the University of North Dakota.
The anchor of the University Tech Park is the Skalicky Tech Incubator and the Ina Mae Rude Entrepreneur Center. The two incubators are dedicated to supporting the growth of early stage technology-based ventures through providing a supportive, creative, and entrepreneurial environment that fosters innovation, collaboration and teamwork. More than 80 tech ventures have been hosted in the Tech Incubator since it was opened in October 1996, and the Ina Mae Rude Entrepreneur Center was opened in January 2005.
The University Tech Park was developed in 1990 by UND Aerospace Foundation to help attract and grow technology-related ventures and to facilitate strategic relationships between technology-based companies and the University of North Dakota.