Entrepreneurship

From remote sensing businesses to virtual reality startups. UCL students, academics and alumni are leading the way, using their knowledge and ideas to run thriving social enterprises and spinout companies.

Margot and Alexia de Broglie, founders of Your Juno

Financial education app Your Juno revolutionises access to financial knowledge

Set up by a UCL Economics alumna and her sister, the financial education app Your Juno already has over 65,000 users and has raised over £2.5 million in investment.

Rachael Twumasi-Corson, co-founder of Afrocenchix

UCL entrepreneur builds multi-million pound afro haircare business from just £100

UCL Anthropology alumna Rachael Twumasi-Corson co-founded Afrocenchix to develop natural and safe afro haircare products.

VR image of an ancient Egyptian temple, within the Musemio app

Immersive and educational virtual reality experiences provided by UCL startup Musemio

Musemio makes mobile virtual reality (VR) games that allow children to explore arts, culture and history in a fun, accessible way.

Graduate-led political startup attracts interest from distinguished thinkers and writers

The political startup DecipherGrey, set up by a King’s College London graduate, and UCL student is attracting significant interest from students and world-leading experts alike.

Curved wall of screens with different images of technology

UCL startup develops technology to make social networks safer

A UCL business is using the latest machine learning techniques to help tackle disinformation on social media.

UCL startup Musemio helps children explore the rich history of computing with VR

Musemio is working with the Hellenic IT Museum in Greece to bring the rich history of computing alive using a new mobile virtual reality (VR) game.

The two founders of Stasher, sitting among a number of bags and suitcases

There’s now somewhere safe to leave your luggage, thanks to a UCL startup

The world’s first luggage storage network, developed by UCL alumnus and friend, is now a multi-million dollar operation.

UCL entrepreneur sets up new platform to help global professionals find work in the UK

UKHired gives foreign jobseekers the information they need to move to the UK on a skilled worker visa.

UCL startup uses algorithms to help traders improve portfolios

UCL economics graduate Aryan Heydari is set to launch his fintech startup Algo Factory, which aims to give online investors access to powerful algorithmic trading strategies.

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