Networking Hackathon
Tuesday 18th November
15:00h-21:00h
TU/e
Get ready to innovate, collaborate, and connect at the (mini) Hackathon during the Global Entrepreneurship Week!
Whether you're a tech wizard, design thinker, business strategist, or just curious about entrepreneurship, this event is your chance to dive into real-world challenges and meet like-minded students from across Brabant.
Connect with fellow changemakers and give your entrepreneurship skills a boost through hands-on teamwork.
Hackathon? Say what?
A hackathon is a fast-paced, hands-on event where students team up to tackle real-world challenges with creativity, collaboration, and entrepreneurial thinking. It’s about ideas, impact, and innovation, and we need thinkers, doers, and makers from all backgrounds!
Order your free ticket!
The event is open for all students from all higher education institutes in Brabant, but be quick when registration opens end of September / beginning of October, because there is a limitation on the number of participants.
Time
15:00-21:00h
Location
TU/e (TBA)
Teams
max. 18 teams consisting of 5 students per team (multidisciplinary!)
Rounds
3x 90 minutes, with short introductions on the tools + moderators present
Pizza
Around 18:30
Limited spots available!
Registration opens at the end of September - and spots go fast. Don’t miss your chance to connect, create, and make a difference.
Learn. Build. Pitch.
Whether you're into tech, design, business, or social change, a hackathon lets you:
🧠 Work on a challenge that matters (you help choose it!)
🤝 Collaborate with students from across Brabant
🎤 Pitch your solution at the end of the night
🚀 Learn by doing — no experience needed
🍕 Enjoy pizza and good vibes
No experience? No problem. It’s all about learning by doing!
What challenge will we tackle?
After registration you will get the chance to vote for the CHALLENGE you would want to work on. Think of topics like: circular (food) consumption, vibrant (and affordable) living spaces, or citizen-driven innovation. No pressure: every small step forward makes a difference.
