There have been many examples of students that have achieved success and benefitted from the support of Warwick Enterprise. Below you can find examples of the different projects which students have worked on or been involved with whilst receiving support from the Warwick Enterprise team.

We've hosted some fantastic webinars during our Summer Programme 2020, with guests from a range of different backgrounds. Watch the recordings below to catchup on all of the sessions covered.

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Warwick graduate, Christina Morelli, shares her experience of launching a start-up.

Project Baala seeks to eliminate this tradeoff between food, education and sanitary products that prevails in India. .

Offering British businesses an access into the Chinese market by offering promotional videos and translation services.

An online marketplace that connects private tutors with students.

Providing international students with personalised learning support through coaching and mentoring.

Warwick graduate, Nabiha Khan, launched her South-Asian party clothing rental business in October 2017.

Fed up with ticket touts or can no longer go to an event? Ticketpass has the fair fare solution!

HealthClic is for people wanting private GP home visits.

Turnleft helps you to build strong relationships at home and away by connecting you with others before and while you travel

Take a look at Tomi Oladepo's enterprise, Stylish Academic, where "smarts and style are not mutually exclusive."

A social enterprise providing chess tuition for children aged 6 to 12.

A West Midlands-based business, promoting health and well-being.

View these highlights of 2018/19 or browse projects funded in previous years.