Inform Prize - Glasgow
Join us as Comp Sci students from Glasgow universities showcase their software projects and compete for top prizes as part of the Inform Prize - Glasgow 2025!
About Inform Prize - Glasgow
| 17th September 2025 | |
| 12.30pm - 4pm | |
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The Social Hub Glasgow 15 Candleriggs Square, Glasgow City Centre G1 1TQ |
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| This is a free event | |
| Visit the event website here | |
The Inform Prize aims to encourage students to think about how they might communicate their ideas and research findings to local employers, and promote interaction between industry and academia.
Students are initially tasked with creating a digital solution to a real life problem. Their ideas will be presented in video format to a panel of judges, where they'll give a demonstration of their product in action, they'll also take part in a question and answer session before the judges go on to decide who the winners are across three prizes:
Inform Prize - Best Presentation
Grow Prize - Best Idea
Enhance Prize - Best Implementation
The Inform Prize has been an annual event in Aberdeen run by Intelligent Plant since 2014, this will be the first time run for Glasgow University students by VeryConnect.
Why attend?
The Inform Prize event is a great way to see the latest and greatest in Glasgow computer science talent. If your organisation is looking to take on interns or graduates in the near future, the Inform Prize provides a great network of students, academia and industry professionals
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