Rules and regulations for the use of the Sabinki co-working space
General Information
- The Sabinki Coworking Space is an office space made available to the SGH community for the development of entrepreneurial projects.
- The Sabinki Coworking Space is located in Room 26 of SGH Student Residence Hall No. 1 “Sabinki”.
- The unit responsible for managing access to the coworking space is the SGH Centre for Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer (CPITT).
- Use of the space is free of charge.
- The space is available from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Access Rules
- Access to the coworking space may be requested by members of the SGH Business Club and participants in start-up accelerator programmes established by SGH.
- Access to the coworking space is granted by CPITT staff following prior verification of the application.
- To have an application verified, applicants must send an email to … providing the following information: first and last name, purpose of using the space (business activity, start-up, or entrepreneurship-related project), project name, email address, and affiliation with SGH (student, doctoral student, or staff member).
- Applications are accepted by email.
- Reservations made by third parties not named in the application are prohibited.
- CPITT reserves the right to cancel a reservation at any time.
Rules for Using the Coworking Space
- The Sabinki Coworking Space may be used once CPITT has notified the reception desk of the approved application. Users must collect the keys from the reception desk of SGH Student Residence Hall No. 1 “Sabinki” each time they use the space.
- Users are required to return the keys after finishing their use of the coworking space.
- Users are required to keep the coworking space clean and tidy.
- Users are fully responsible for all resources they use.
- The following activities are prohibited in the coworking space: holding meetings with clients; creating multimedia materials for promotional purposes, including taking photographs and recording videos; conducting activities that compete with those of the University; conducting activities unrelated to the intended use of the coworking space; carrying out activities on behalf of a business or organisation other than the one specified in the application.
Centre for Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer
building Sabinki, room 26
al. Niepodległości 147
e-mail: …
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