People’s Campus has officially begun its journey into the 2025/2026 Hult Prize, the world’s largest competition for student-led social ventures, and is considered the Nobel Prize for students.

This prestigious cycle has its beginning with a high-impact Orientation Program designed to inspire and equip the next generation of social innovators.

The much-awaited foundation-laying event is on this coming Tuesday, December 02, at exactly 9:50 AM, at the People’s Campus Hall.

The essence of the program is also enriched by the fact that key national leaders from the Hult Prize Nepal ecosystem are present. In their session, the attendees will get direct, actionable guidance and mentorship on topics such as understanding core values, rules, and winning strategies in creating truly impactful, scalable, for-profit social enterprises.

For this session, Ms. Riyaj Nepal, National Coordinator of Hult Prize Nepal and Ms. Saisha Shrestha, National Community Coordinator of Hult Prize Nepal, have been confirmed speakers.

People’s Campus continues to put a strong effort into encouraging innovative thinking and social responsibility among its students. This orientation will be the gateway to help participants fully understand the requirement and timeline of the competition, so they can take up the challenge of innovating startup ideas with the United Nations and its Sustainable Development Goals.

It is highly recommended that all interested students participate in this foundational session so that they are better prepared for the competition on this great global platform.