


In April, we will host a comprehensive series of academic workshops to prepare participants for the main event, with a minimum of two sessions scheduled weekly, totaling 8+ events.
Select workshops will be collaboratively organized with partner clubs, while additional opportunities remain available for sponsor-led sessions.
Business
Personal Development
Entertainment
Biotech
Government
Security
How can businesses and financial systems drive sustainability and ethical growth?
A business or financial model can save the world by creating sustainable economic models, promoting ethical finance, and ensuring resource access for all. Profit and purpose should go hand in hand for global positive change.
Business: No Code Example
Social Impact Marketplace - Connecting ethical businesses with conscious consumers.
Business: Code Example
Automated Ethical Supply Chain Tracker - Ensuring fair trade and sustainability in supply chains.
Fandom Day
Husky Spirit Day
Professional Day
The hackathon will take place over a weekend, where participants will form teams, brainstorm ideas, and build projects that align with this year’s theme: Save the World You will have access to mentors, workshops, and networking opportunities to help bring your ideas to life.
No! UWB Hacks 2025 is open to all students aged 18 and over, including those from any university or high school seniors who are 18+.
No! Participation is completely free.
No prior programming experience is required! We have provided options for "No Code" and "Low Code" projects. We welcome participants of all skill levels and will also provide mentorship, and other learning opportunities. Although, we have adjusted judging criteria to balance the playing field for all participants.
Yes. If you don’t have a team, we will provide opportunities to form teams before the hackathon begins. Each team must have 3 to 5 members—no exceptions. Teams that don’t meet this requirementwill be disqualified.
In addition to the hackathon, participants will have the opportunity to attend interactive workshops, networking sessions, and engaging activities. These will includeinsightful talks from industry professionals and hands-on learning experiences designed to align with this year's Save the World theme.
Yes! UWB Hacks 2025 welcomes students from all academic backgrounds — not just computer science. Whether you're studying business, design, engineering, biology, or anything else, your perspective is valuable. You’re also encouraged to explore no-code or low-code solutions, create mockups, or pitch well-developed concepts — creativity, collaboration, and innovation are what matter most!
Lap Desk
650 Hackeroons
1
Anushka Aboran@UW.Edu
950
2
Padmanabh Patil
850
3
Aleena Aman Khan
800
4
Fizza Rizvi
800
5
Kumail Rizvi
700