Conrad Challenge (Cyber-Technology & Security Category)
Annual multi-phase innovation and entrepreneurship competition with a dedicated Cyber-Technology & Security category for tech solutions.
The Conrad Challenge, presented by Equinor, is a global student innovation competition
Student innovators from around the globe compete in teams
Annual, internationally-renowned competition
How to Apply
- Register online at the official website
- Participate in Phase One: Activation Stage
- Advance through Innovation Stage and Innovation Summit
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