Tracxn for Universities
Empowering academic institutions with global market insights, enabling them to conduct thorough research for case-studies and fuel the entrepreneurial spirit.
Designed to solve use cases for
Universities
Support faculty and students in academic research
- Access 7M+ companies across 3K sectors and 30+ geographies for comprehensive research.
- Analyze financials, competitors, investors, and M&A activity all in one place.
- Enhance case studies and research with 10K+ reports and funding benchmarks.
Accelerate your entrepreneurial journey
- Discover emerging business models and sectors using Tracxn’s proprietary Taxonomy tool.
- Study successful startups and competitors across 5M+ companies to shape your strategy.
- Benchmark your business ideas against real funding and valuation data.
Boost your entrepreneurship cells and clubs
- Access detailed financials, valuations, and cap tables to build stronger, data-backed case studies.
- Track sectoral trends and market shifts to inspire innovation among students.
- Use Tracxn reports to present the latest insights and opportunities across global ecosystems.
Steer placement committees towards the right leads
- Find high-growth companies for recruitment using filters like revenue, stage, and location.
- Discover and reach out to startups founded by your university’s alumni.
- Access verified contact details of founders and key company stakeholders for outreach.
Citations in global
academic research
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Tracxn in your
Courses
Experience how Tracxn powers curriculum with real-world projects?
Book a Demo nowCampus connect
- New Batches
- Specific Courses (PE, VC etc)
- Research associates/assistants
- Internship Preparation
School to Startup: Insights from academia
Catch Prof Chengwei Liu (Imperial College London) talk about the role of luck and fear of failure for student entrepreneurs, and how academic institutions can better support entrepreneurship.
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Follow how Professor Thomas Hellmann (University of Oxford) explores why blindly imitating Silicon Valley can backfire, what makes founders resilient, & how universities can rethink entrepreneurship education.
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Prof. Allan O’Connor (University of South Australia) - a high-school dropout turned entrepreneurship Professor - talk about purpose-driven ventures & that the role of education is nothing short of inspiring.
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Catch Prof Erkko Autio (Imperial College London) talk about the importance of social entrepreneurship & how universities act as catalysts by fostering innovation, & connecting stakeholders and startups.
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Catch Professor Jaideep Prabhu (Judge Business School, Cambridge University) talk about how a university can contribute towards building a start up and its founder from ground-up
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Catch Professor Jan Kratzer (Technical University Berlin) talk about the change in entrepreneurship, latest trends and see entrepreneurship from a different angle.
How Customers use Tracxn
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I just attended the Tracxn workshop and it was pretty amazing, we firstly learnt that Tracxn had so many capabilities, especially for a startup founder when it comes to competitor analysis, when it comes to finding out a lot about the investors, when it comes to how easy it is to actually use the entire traction platform. So I think it was a pretty cool research tool and I can't wait to start leveraging it.
I started using Tracxn when I was doing an internship in a VC fund, a couple of years back and it was used extensively by the analysts and the partners, that was the first introduction to Tracxn as a platform. I also did a master of finance in Germany in Frankfurt and It was surprising that Tracxn was used exclusively there, because there was a lot of coverage for US based companies and Indian subsidies. So I used Tracxn as a platform there and that's how I got introduced to it.
So we have been provided with Tracxn as a platform. It is a database platform that has immense features. I am continuously using Tracxn from the last 10 -12 months. It's been very useful in analyzing financial data, mainly of unlisted companies. finding out new startups across the location across India or great globally
