As the South Event was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, Tech Partnership Degrees are committed to providing students with a virtual platform to present their competition entries to a panel of employers. The date of the virtual competition will be held in April/May and will be confirmed in due course.
We ask students to create a video that would be the same duration as their planned live presentation. As students are now in different locations they can have just one member of the team presenting or if they wish they can create a video with more than one team member.
We have created a video with ‘hints and tips’.
Please submit videos by midnight on 12th April to [email protected].
Here is a reminder of the competition details:
First Year Competition
Focusing on a choice of industry sector, the challenge for students is to devise a solution that exploits emerging technologies to help businesses maximise their contribution to one of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
1. Each university may put forward 2 x first-year teams per course, i.e. if you run ITMB and SEfB, you may enter 4 teams, but not more than 2 per course. They can, of course, be mixed teams. Teams can also send in any supporting materials.
2. Teams can be made up of 2 – 8 students, the optimum being between 4 and 6.
3. Each team needs to produce an A1 poster of their proposition that they can present on video and send a copy to [email protected].
Second, Final and MSci Competition
Focusing on a choice of industry sector, the challenge for students is to devise a solution that exploits emerging technologies to help businesses maximise their contribution to one of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
1. Each university may put forward 2 x second, final and MSci year teams per course, i.e. if you run ITMB and SEfB, you may enter 4 teams, but not more than 2 per course. They can, of course, be a mixed year and mixed course teams. Teams need to send their videos to [email protected] by 12th April. Teams can also email any supporting materials.
2. Teams can be made up of 2 – 8 students, the optimum being between 4 and 6.
3. Create a presentation to pitch your proposition to the judges. Think outside the PowerPoint box and get creative.
