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Competitions for students

3 competitions built for students. None is taking applications right now. Most run in person, and most are unpaid.

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Turner Impact Portfolio Challenge (TIPC) logoCompetition

Impact, Value, and Sustainable Business Initiative at the Wharton School

A year-long competition for graduate students focused on ESG investing.

Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Terms
Unpaid

At a glance

How they pay

Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say.

  • Unpaid3

How they run

Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say.

  • In person2
  • Hybrid1

Where they run

Based on the 3 of 3 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.

  • The US2
  • Global1

What it looks like

Competitions reward teams and individuals through a judged process.

Who it is for: founders, researchers, and builders with a project to show.

What you get: prize money, investment, visibility, and introductions to judges and sponsors.

How people get in: a submission before a deadline, then judging rounds.

The programs here name students among the people they are built for. Many accept other backgrounds too.

Questions people ask

Which competitions for students are open now?

None of the 3 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.

Do competitions for students pay?

0 of the 3 pay a stipend and 3 are unpaid.

Can I join competitions for students remotely?

0 of the 3 run fully remotely, 1 mix remote and in-person time, and 2 run in person.

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