Coinciding with the launch of Global Entrepreneurship Week, the courtyards and corridors of the College of Science were transformed into vibrant, interactive spaces. The college organized a diverse range of student activities that blended artistic innovation with academic rigor. The events, held in the college's courtyards, featured art exhibitions showcasing the talents of young students. The exhibits included freehand paintings depicting entrepreneurial ideas and future aspirations, as well as dedicated areas displaying innovative artwork and handicrafts designed and executed by students with exceptional skill. This reflects the college's commitment to developing students' skills and creativity alongside their academic achievements.

In a move highlighting the college's distinctive academic identity, the activities also included a presentation of the most prominent scientific outputs and research projects completed by students and researchers, specifically those published in reputable international databases (Scopus and Clarivate). These research projects were presented as promising entrepreneurial ideas that can be implemented and transformed into projects that serve the labor market, reflecting the college's strategic direction in employing scientific research to support the knowledge economy.