Want to be a Millionaire? Apply Hult Prize at IOE to Win US$1 Million
World’s Largest Student Competition Comes to Tribhuvan University as Students Tackle United Nations Hult Prize 10th Year For Us, By Us- Solving Global Youth Unemployment Challenge.
Local campus event calling entrepreneurs to create viable start-ups and compete for $1 million in seed capital.
The Hult Prize Foundation recently announced its annual Hult Prize Challenge for 2019 and the 3rd edition of its on-campus event for students of Tribhuvan University is taking place as Hult Prize at IOE, Pulchowk Campus event on 16th December,2018. Apart from this event for technical schools of TU, various On-Campus events are happening at other colleges/ universities all around Nepal as well.
To compete, please email Hult Prize Organizing Team at [email protected] for more information.
Apply now: http://hultprizeat.com/ioe
Even first year students can apply. The only requirements are a good idea and a team.
The Hult Prize is the world’s largest student competition and start-up platform for social good. In partnership with former U.S. President Bill Clinton, this innovative crowdsourcing platform identifies and launches disruptive and catalytic social ventures that aim to solve the planet’s most pressing challenges. Every year, student teams compete from all around the world for a chance to secure US$ 1 million in start-up funding to launch a sustainable social venture. The theme of the Hult Prize 2019 has been announced as “For Us, By Us: Solving Global Youth Unemployment”.
Want US$ 1,000,000? Start your journey : Download President’s Challenge
Celebrating the 10 years of its commencement, Ahmad Ashkar, CEO and Founder of the Hult Prize, attributes the success of the competition to the shift in the global economy and the millennial generation’s refusal to live in a world with inequality. “We are giving entrepreneurs from around the world a platform to innovate and revolutionize the way we think about servicing the disadvantaged,” Ashkar commented.
The on-campus event Hult Prize @ IOE, Pulchowk Campus is the quarter-final stage of the competition from which the winning team will be fast-tracked to compete at one of the 16 Hult Prize Regional Finals around the world, bypassing the general application round which annually receives over 20,000 applicants from more than 350 colleges and universities in over 150 countries. Students studying the technical streams offered by the Tribhuvan University are eligible to compete in the event where they will be required to pitch their start-up ideas in front of a panel of judges to earn their spot at the regional finals.
The Hult Prize Regional Finals will take place on March 2019 in all of the regional locations. Following the regional finals, one winning team from each host city will attend a summer business accelerator, where participants will receive mentorship, advisory and strategic planning as they create prototypes and set-up to launch their new social business. A final round of competition will take place in September, where one team will be selected as the winner and will be awarded the US$ 1,000,000.
In the words of President Clinton, “The Hult Prize is a wonderful example of the creative cooperation needed to build a world with shared opportunity, shared responsibility, and shared prosperity, and each year I look forward to seeing the many outstanding ideas the competition produces.”
About the Hult Prize Foundation
The Hult Prize was established in 2009 by Ahmad Ashkar and Bertil Hult and is an annual, year-long competition that crowdsources ideas from college students after challenging them to solve a pressing social issue. The Hult family – founders of EF Education First – donates USD 1 million in seed capital to help the winning team launch a social enterprise. The Prize is a partnership between Hult International Business School and the United Nations Foundation. Bill Clinton selects the challenge topic and announces the winner each September.
Get inspired from Past winner’s story: Team Aegis from Pulchowk Campus.
