Minhaj Center for Startups & Entrepreneurship hosted an inspiring session titled "Entrepreneurship as a Career" for final-year students of Biochemistry & Food Science and Technology. The session aimed to encourage students to explore entrepreneurship as a career path across diverse fields. Ms. Durre Shahwar, from Plan 9, Pakistan’s largest tech incubator, led the session, sharing valuable insights on the potential of entrepreneurship to drive innovation and create meaningful change. She discussed practical steps to start a venture, covering idea validation, funding strategies, and resilience. Dr. Umber Noreen, Director of the Office of Research, Innovation, and Commercialization (ORIC), added her perspective, highlighting the skills critical to entrepreneurship problem-solving, adaptability, and leadership and their relevance in today’s fast-evolving markets. The session concluded with an engaging Q&A, where students showed enthusiasm for launching startups.
Minhaj Center for Startups & Entrepreneurship hosted an inspiring session titled "Entrepreneurship as a Career" for final-year students of Biochemistry & Food Science and Technology.
