4 MMU Students Represent University at National INSPIRE Bootcamp

From 16 to 18 January 2026, four MMU students, Tharunnesh A/L Mahalinga Moorthy, Raamesh A/L Manirajan, Theeneshwarran A/L Thiagarajan (all from the Faculty of Computing and Informatics, FCI) and Thanusha A/P Sunda Resan from the Faculty of Artificial Intelligence and Engineering, FAIE, showcased their entrepreneurial potential at the Innovative Studentpreneurs for Impactful & Resilient Enterprises (INSPIRE) Bootcamp.

This national-level programme, organised by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) through its Centre for Entrepreneurship Development and SMEs (UKM-CESMED), brought together aspiring student entrepreneurs to strengthen their ventures through innovation in product development, business operations, and marketing strategies. The MMU team was specially selected by the Entrepreneurship Development Centre (EDC) to represent the University, reflecting their creativity and readiness to compete at the national level.

Over the three-day bootcamp, the students engaged in intensive training, hands-on mentoring, and collaborative peer learning, gaining practical insights to enhance business resilience, innovation, and strategic thinking. The experience also provided valuable exposure to the entrepreneurial ecosystem, preparing them to grow and sustain their ventures in a competitive environment. The participation of these students cultivates future-ready entrepreneurs by offering platforms that combine applied learning, innovation, and inter-university collaboration.

Well done!