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The longer version
Teams have 48 hours to design and build something awesome. It can be anything - a website, a mobile application, a video game, or even something hardware. The important thing is that it needs to work when it is presented to the judges.
Whether you are an avid programmer or a first-time hacker, UNIHACK welcomes everyone, regardless of skill level. You will have the opportunity to build, collaborate and learn from your fellow hackers and mentors at the event. The event will also have a number of quick tech talks throughout to help participants learn new or extend their existing skills.
Meet the team
Becca Chang
President
Terence Huynh
Tech Lead
Daniel Sykes-Turner
Treasurer
Nicholas Whittaker
Logistics Lead
Kevin Lu
Sponsorship Lead
Alfie Torres
Marketing Lead
Pauline Mascarinas
Marketing Officer
Milindi Kodikara
Marketing Officer
Joey Yuen
Marketing Officer
Nick Ang
Tech Officer
Austin Pham
Tech Officer
Sameer Syed
Tech Officer
Madeline Long
Tech Officer
Uday Kumar
Logistics Officer
Yagebu Xie
Logistics Officer
Karl-Samouth Cheam
Logistics Officer
Bryan Wong
Sponsorship Officer
Palaash Srivastava
Sponsorship Officer
Irene Ung
Sponsorship Officer
Want to join?
Inspired by the studnet hackathons in the United States and Europe, Unihack was created in 2014 by WIRED Monash. Since then, UNIHACK has quickly become one of the go-to hackathons for university and TAFE students nationwide.
Diversity Commitment
The organisers of UNIHACK are committed in increasing the diversity of UNIHACK competitors. We will be collaborating with Women in ICT and Engineering groups across Australia to help promote the event. We will also collaborate with ICT and Engineering groups that represent LGBT students to ensure they are also represented at UNIHACK.
We are also committed in producing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, disability and religion. All persons involved in UNIHACK are required to comply with the terms set out in the Hack Code of Conduct this year — including attendees, sponsors, partners, volunteers and staff.