The Hult Prize, also known as the “Nobel Prize for Students”, was founded in 2010 by Ahmad Ashkar and funded by former US President Bill Clinton, EF Education First founder Bertil Hult and his family. The Hult Prize is an annual, year-long competition that takes as its theme one of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals and seeks solutions to that goal throughout the year through entrepreneurial ideas created by university students, and donates US$1 million to the winning social enterprise.

The competition is in the field of social entrepreneurship, with the main goal of finding solutions to world problems. It offers the winning team a business opportunity that can change the world with 1 million US Dollars donated as start-up capital. It provides travel to the winning group of the campus to participate in the qualifiers abroad. In addition, everyone who participates receives a certificate signed by Bill Clinton to add to their CV. Those who pass all the qualifiers and reach the global finals go to New York and play their last trump card for 1 million dollars! Don’t miss this opportunity where you can add to your knowledge with various trainings, realize your business idea with great support and create global solutions to big problems!