Eligibility and key facts
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- Who may be interested
- University students
- Team size
- Only currently enrolled college or university students may enter, individually or in teams. All members must qualify; school students are ineligible. The overview additionally requires local majority age and lists restricted jurisdictions.
- Location
- Online
- Eligible regions
- To be confirmed; online does not imply worldwide eligibility
- Entry fee
- Free
- Prizes and support
- US$100 cash prize for the final-round winner. Publication, research and internship opportunities are subject to additional review or selection.
All deadlines
Original date: Registration deadline | Registration: Open until the Round 1 submission deadline. | Rules give September 10 without an original timezone or exact time. Overview separately renders September 11, 02:15 GMT+8; retain date-only rules for conservative display.
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Original date: Round 1 idea submission | Round 1 — Idea Submission: Participants must submit their idea using the official Hack2Heal 2.0 template by 10 September 2026. | Do not generate an exact countdown from this date-only rule.
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About this opportunity
A healthcare innovation challenge for college and university students. Submit a concept in round one; 20 shortlisted teams advance to development and presentation. Only currently enrolled college or university students may enter, individually or in teams. All members must qualify; school students are ineligible. The overview additionally requires local majority age and lists restricted jurisdictions. The written rules expressly state free registration.
Rules and deliverables
Participation rules
- Only currently enrolled college or university students may enter, individually or in teams. All members must qualify; school students are ineligible. The overview additionally requires local majority age and lists restricted jurisdictions.
- No working prototype is required in round one, but the official template is mandatory. Ideas must be original; significant third-party resources and AI tools should be acknowledged.
- Rules describe global participation; overview lists standard exclusions: Brazil, Crimea, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Quebec and Russia. Retain these restrictions rather than assuming no regional limits.
What to prepare
- Submit a PDF using the official presentation template, covering the problem, solution, technology, target users and impact, implementation plan, and team details.
Sources
- Source platform
- Devpost
- Source domain
- hack2heal.devpost.com
The organizer’s published schedule and rules take precedence.