Young Pioneers Case Competition 2021

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Young Pioneers Case Competition 2021

AIESEC in partnership with RMIT invites RMIT students to be part of the Young Pioneers Case Competition 2021. Young Pioneers is a 2-week case competition focused on building cross-cultural understanding, SDGs practical learning and a global network for participants of the program. Registration closes on 30th June 2021.

Young Pioneers is a 2-week case competition focused on building cross-cultural understanding, SDGs practical learning and a global network for participants of the program.

Get on board with this unique challenge that will take you across the globe to help solve real problems with a team of like-minded individuals.
This opportunity will provide you with valuable practical problem-solving experience that will be recognised by government stakeholders
Seize this opportunity to work with our International Partners in — PERU, SERBIA & RUSSIA— and gain valuable insights while solving real-life business challenges.

The Cases in Young Pioneers focus on the following United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

Select from a case from multiple projects to solve with a team. Demonstrate your strategic thinking skills to tackle these challenges centered around sustainable business strategies as faced by our partners and stand a chance to win attractive cash prizes of up to $500!

For further information on the Young Pioneers Case Competition, visit the event page link below or check out the booklet.

Event Page: Join Facebook Event Page

Booklet: http://bit.ly/YPBooklet

Registration Form: http://bit.ly/YPSignup

This case challenge is open to all students from RMIT, so register individually or grab your friends and form a team of 3-4 people to register today!

What are you waiting for? Registration closes on 30th June 2021, 23:59.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity.

08 June 2021

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08 June 2021

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