ADC Forum and Ideapod are awarding a US$2000 scholarship for the best idea on the future of work. University students worldwide are invited to enter. Applicant must be a student (undergraduate or postgraduate) enrolled in a degree at an accredited University, anywhere in the world. To participate, students must submit an idea on Ideapod on the future of work. The best response, made using Ideapod’s 1000 character limit, will scoop the prize.
Participating Institute: ADC Forum and Ideapod
Study Subject: Scholarship is awarded for the best idea on the future of work.
Degree Level: Scholarship is available student (undergraduate or postgraduate) enrolled in a degree at an accredited University, anywhere in the world.
Scholarship can be taken at: Anywhere in the world
Eligibility: To be eligible for this scholarship, applicant must meet the following criteria:
- Applicant must be a student (undergraduate or postgraduate) enrolled in a degree at an accredited University, anywhere in the world.
- Applicant’s idea should include the future of work in the body of the idea.
Eligible Nationalities: University students worldwide are invited to enter.
Number of award: The 10 ideas with the most number of supports on Ideapod will be submitted to a group of ADC Forum judges. They will then decide a winner from the finalists.
What does it cover: The ADC Forum and Ideapod will award US$2000 to the winning student.
Selection Criteria: The best response, made using Ideapod’s 1000 character limit, will scoop the prize.
Application Procedure: To be awarded this scholarship, students must create an idea on Ideapod responding to the question “what will Artificial Intelligence mean for work?” Ideas can be up to 1000 characters long, and can include an image or YouTube/Vimeo video. To create an idea, you first need to create an account on Ideapod. Once you have created an account, you will be able to login to Ideapod. When you create your idea, make sure to include the hashtag #futureofwork in the text of your idea.
Deadline: Contact Employer