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The Hult Prize Challenge 2024 was recently introduced by former US President Bill Clinton during the Global Finals event in Paris, marking the commencement of the 15th-anniversary competition with an innovative approach.
The theme for this year’s challenge is UNLIMITED! This unique initiative encourages young individuals to address the world’s most urgent problems through social entrepreneurship. Annually, a winning team is awarded USD 1 million in funding to transform their idea into a tangible reality.
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Participation Criteria
The Hult Prize Competition, overseen by the Hult Prize Foundation, Inc., is open to teams comprised of a minimum of three and a maximum of five members.
Team members must be either full- or part-time university undergraduate or graduate students actively enrolled in a degree program and must be 18 years of age or older.
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A valid confirmation document verifying student status is required. The competition is not valid in areas where prohibited by law.
Employees of the Hult Prize Foundation, Inc., along with its affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotional agencies, and suppliers, are not eligible to participate.
Participants involved in organizing local events are disqualified from competing in those events.
General Terms
No entry fee is required for participation.
Each team is a representative of their university; therefore, participants must be enrolled at the same university. However, teams have the option to include a single participant from a different university.
All participants must be officially listed on the team’s registration. Any changes to the team composition must be submitted in writing, be unanimous, and receive approval from the Hult Prize Foundation at its sole discretion. Participants can only be registered on one team at a time.
All costs associated with participating in the Hult Prize Competition or any other Hult Prize Foundation program, including transportation, meals, and accommodation, are the responsibility of the participant.
Deadline: February 15, 2024.
