University STEM Challenge 2020

British International Education Association calls application for University STEM Challenge 2020.

The Challenge

We know that the world has a plastic problem. Our oceans and lands have become polluted with our carelessly discarded plastic waste that will take 1000s of years to decompose on land, whilst the plastic in the oceans break up into toxins. Our plastic waste is now causing chemical pollution in our seas.
Can you or your team come up with ideas and solutions that can help to reduce the plastic waste and STEM the Tide of Plastic Pollution?

Basically, the proposed technology/service can be an innovation or invention in engineering and/or technology. Engineering is defined broadly, including, but not limited to software, design, energy, cleantech, materials, and medical devices.

Eligibilities

• Candidates can enter individually or as a team of up to 5.
• The age of individuals or members of each team must be aged between 18-21 years old.
• Candidates must be studying for a degree (or equivalent) qualification.
• However, entry into the Competition is free.

Steps to enter

• Applicants need to email the summary report, pitch deck, and presentation videos to [email protected] by 31st July 2020.
• Please submit any accompanying documentation (such as the PowerPoint file) along with your video.
• If the file size is too large, please store the videos in the Cloud and send us a link so we can download them.
• Please make sure you include the candidate’s name, email address, team name, and the institution with the submission.
• The submission deadline is 5 pm (GMT) 31 July 2020. Similarly, the winner announcement will be on 15 August 2020.

Submission

Applicants should have identified a viable and commercial business proposition with a market opportunity. In order to enter University STEM Challenge 2020, candidates must submit the following

• An executive summary report of your innovation/business idea, no more than 500 words.
• A pitch deck presentation of your idea/research project (maximum 30 slides).
• A short video of your presentation of your project, no more than 10 minutes

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