National University of Singapore is the most innovative school

National University of Singapore (NUS) has just been announced as the winner of the Most Innovative School Award in this year's Challenge:Future competition. The award was announced by dr. Igor Lukšič, Slovenian Minister of Education and Sports and dr. Danica Purg, IEDC president, and accepted by NUS student Ibnur, also a finalist.

Ibnur accepting the award for NUS from dr. Igor Lukšič, Minister for Education and Sport, Republic of Slovenia and dr. Danica Purg, President of IEDC and CEEMAN, Chair of Challenge:Future (from left)

NUS students contributed many great solutions in this year's C:F competition, and also managed to take home the Challenge:Future Grand Award with the team Backcasters. You can find out more about the winning school and their dedication to sustainability and innovation in one of our recent interviews.

Challenge:Future would also like to welcome the following schools to the Challenge:Future School Hall of Fame for their outstanding contributions in this year's competition:

• National University Singapore (78260 sparks)
• Faculty of Economics Podgorica (34355 sparks)
• ESCA Ecole de management (24895 sparks)
• Information Systems Management Institute (ISMA) (22455 sparks)
• Izmir University of Economics (17350 sparks)
• University of Donja Gorica, Podgorica (16800 sparks)
• University of Sydney (14620 sparks)
• Irkutsk State University Baikal School of International Business (13980 sparks)
• American University in Bulgaria (13805 sparks)
• Singapore Management University (13600 sparks)