Pre-incubation, incubation and specialised parks — the same membership ladder as the Persian site, explained for international applicants.
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Admission at ISTT follows three stages: a six-month pre-incubation period for teams that do not yet have a legal entity; a three-year incubator stay for young technology firms; and location in Sheikh Bahaei or Abourihan science parks for grown companies. Parks benefit from free-zone-style tax and labour rules, including a 20-year tax exemption from the date of settlement.
6 months
Graduate teams and entrepreneurial nuclei without a legal entity yet
3 years
Young private firms and industrial R&D units with a technology idea and a market
Grown companies
Mature technology firms, engineering houses, labs, pilot plants and corporate R&D
Specialised and satellite incubators include ICT, steel, art and media (with Isfahan University of Art), agriculture and natural resources, culture and creative industries, urban management (with Isfahan Municipality), and off-campus sites such as Najafabad and Shahreza. A children’s and adolescents’ science park was the first of its kind in the country.
Iran’s first comprehensive science park with definite Ministry of Science approval (2007). About 40 hectares, with separate plots and 94 independent units in multi-tenant buildings, beside Isfahan University of Technology.
About 21 hectares of plots for technology units, with workshop complexes and an incubation building already in use.
A specialised park aligned with the Ministry of Petroleum; from 2021 it has continued as the Oil Industry Innovation and Technology Campus.
Four working groups — mining and extraction, smartisation, non-ferrous metals and advanced materials — to complete the steel supply chain with knowledge-based firms.
Member companies in agricultural inputs, livestock, poultry, aquaculture, water and the environment, under Sheikh Bahaei park management.
Built on Iran’s first specialised ICT incubator. Priority fields include cloud, data analytics, IoT, cybersecurity, AI, 5G, AR/VR, blockchain and edge computing.