How would you change the world with $1 million?

The Hult Prize Competition is a call to action for the world’s brightest minds to tackle the world’s most pressing issues. The case study, which changes every year, is selected, announced, and narrated by President Bill Clinton. The theme for this year’s Hult Prize competition is: Improving Childhood Education.

Hult Prize at Johns Hopkins University is a quarterfinals competition, where the winning team will bypass the general application round and advance directly into the Hult Prize regional finals. Student teams of three to five students from JHU schools make up a competing entry. The competition is open to current JHU students only; this includes undergraduate, graduate and PhD students. Teams can include up to one alumnus, who is not also a JHU faculty member. The competition is on November 15th.

Need some help putting together a team? Connect with us on Facebook to access a Google spreadsheet to communicate with peers across Johns Hopkins University to form diverse teams. By forming teams across the spectrum of the schools at Johns Hopkins, we truly believe that the winning team of the Hult Prize at Johns Hopkins University will have an excellent shot at winning the $1,000,000 prize at the Global Finals.

Applications are due November 3rd. Visit www.hultprizeat.com/jhu to download the case and register your team.

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The Hult Prize is a start-up accelerator that brings together the brightest college and university students from around the globe to solve the world’s most pressing issues. This year, Johns Hopkins hosted the Hult Prize at Johns Hopkins University, a quarterfinal case competition, which was open to all JHU undergraduate and graduate students.