EPFL Business Case Competition 2021
April 2021
Online
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About the Event
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Business Competition Overview
The Business Case Competition consists on solving cases in teams of 4 participants. A pre-selection stage occurs for the Business Case Competition, it consists of a take home business case where each team will then present their solutions. Based on the quality of the work, they will be selected to participate to the final of the Business Case Competition. CHF1’000 prize for the winning team plus CHF 500 for the runner-up! The Participation is free of charge. |
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AGENDA
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– April, 1st at 6pm: presentation of the solutions of each team (20 min per team)
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Why you should participate? |
If you are a EPFL student and you would like to
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ApplICATION |
The event is open to all EPFL/UNIL bachelor, master and PhD students. You can apply as individuals* or in teams of four. If you are lack of the team member(s), other participants will be allocated randomly to your team. However, we will try to find the balance among experienced and first-time participants. So, we encourage all last year's participants and applicants to apply again this year!
* Registration could be made in teams or individually (where individuals will be allocated randomly). Registration is now open until March 24th at: https://go.epfl.ch/europeanBCC2021 |
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Participant's Feedback
"The competition brought me outside of my comfort zone, gaining experience with real life business decision challenges, while learning about myself. I learned to resolve and present solutions to problems I had not seen before while working under very tight time frames and with people I had never worked before."
"As a novice in business case studies, the BCC was very challenging. I loved the energy of the teams and how everybody was able to contribute. The jury was tough in a good way as they tried to push and get the best out of us in both cases."
"Very well organised event, giving an opportunity to practice one's case analysis and interact with consultants."