The is a globally renowned social entrepreneurship competition that empowers young people to tackle some of the world鈥檚 most pressing challenges through innovative business solutions. Since its inception in 2009, the competition has focused on themes such as health inequities, climate change, and education access, offering a unique platform for driving social impact on a global scale.
With participation from 187,000 students across 1,324 universities in 113 countries, the Hult Prize has inspired the creation of over 10,000 startups, each addressing societal challenges in meaningful ways. Participants benefit from world-class mentorship, gain critical entrepreneurial skills, and tap into a vast network of investors and changemakers. At its core is the $1 million grand prize, awarded to a standout team to bring their transformative idea to life.
The McGill Dobson Centre for Entrepreneurship is honoured to be the local and national host of the prestigious Hult Prize, reaffirming our dedication to building innovative companies with a purpose. This partnership enhances the Dobson Centre鈥檚 global standing as a hub for entrepreneurial excellence and social impact, offering participants unparalleled access to mentorship, competitive opportunities, and the resources needed to scale their solutions internationally.
As global challenges increasingly affect us all, we are steadfast in our mission to catalyze transformative solutions that improve lives and strengthen communities. By bridging international ecosystems, the Dobson Centre connects impactful innovations with the relevant investors, policymakers, and accelerators to drive meaningful change, empowering entrepreneurs to create a more sustainable and equitable world.
