Naajihah Mahmood is a true Ventures superstar. She’s completed the full suite of Ventures opportunities, from the introductory Curiosity program, all the way to the penultimate ilab Accelerator where she presented her startup to 350+ people at the annual Pitch Night event earlier this year.
With UQ ball season fast approaching, software engineering student Sarah Abdulkhalek got the inspiration she needed for an idea to take through the Ventures Curiosity program.
At The University of Queensland, we’re continuously impressed by the entrepreneurial spirit and startup ideas that come out of our UQ Ventures community.
Combining her passion for music and mental health, UQ alumnus, singer-songwriter and psychologist, Aislinn Sharp is looking to roll out a music and mental health awareness concert nationwide.
After seeing those close to her struggling to obtain higher-paying jobs post their degrees, UQ student Harshita took her own biotechnology experience and brought to life her startup idea, Guardians of Biotechnology.
