List of hackathons in Marston Green, United Kingdom in 2019

Workshop on Google Cloud. We will have an introductory lecture on Google cloud, followed by a workshop in Qwiklabs. Please remember to bring your laptop, charger, and snacks. The event will take place in the Portland Building P1.04. You will not have to stay for the full duration, but I have the room booked until 5pm, so you are free to continue to work on the self-directed labs or any other work you may have. What are Developer Student Clubs (DSC)? Developer Student Clubs (DSC) are university-based community groups run by Google Developers for students with an interest in growing as developers. By joining a DSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. Program Outline The DSC will organize and facilitate workshops/hackathons/study jams in our university to provide students with technical development skills. Interested students get an opportunity to apply their skills for a real-life problem sourced from the local community. In addition, students gain problem-solving skills as they understand and develop a solution using technology. Who can join DSC? Events that will be held by the DSC are open to all interested students from undergraduate and graduate programs. Members of the local public are welcome too. If you would like to work together on an event, please get in contact. Sign up to the Mailing list to find out about future events: https://forms.gle/UaAbyEYPsbytyg827 Find out more about DSC here: https://developers.google.com/community/dsc  Looking forward to seeing you there, Best Wishes! Instagram: @dscdmu Twitter: https://twitter.com/dscdmu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DSCDMU/ Email: dscdmu@gmail.com *This event may be photographed.

I'm excited to announce a Google Developer Student Club is launching at De Montfort university What are Developer Student Clubs (DSC)? Developer Student Clubs (DSC) are university-based community groups run by Google Developers for students with an interest in growing as developers. By joining a DSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. Program Outline The DSC will organize and facilitate workshops/hackathons/study jams in our university to provide students with technical development skills. Interested students get an opportunity to apply their skills for a real-life problem sourced from the local community. In addition, students gain problem-solving skills as they understand and develop a solution using technology. Who can join DSC? Events that will be held by the DSC are open to all interested students from undergraduate and graduate programs. Members of the local public are welcome too. If you would like to work together on an event, please get in contact. An informative session of this club will be held on Saturday, 30th of November.Come and join us at 14.00 in Gateway House 3.54 and learn more about the opportunities you get by being members of the Developer Student Club. Sign up to the Mailing list to find out about future events: https://forms.gle/UaAbyEYPsbytyg827 Find out more about DSC here: https://developers.google.com/community/dsc  Looking forward to seeing you there, Best Wishes! Instagram: @dscdmu Twitter: https://twitter.com/dscdmu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DSCDMU/ Email: dscdmu@gmail.com *This event may be photographed.

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Developers, designers, business people. Come attend the Agile Enterprise Hackathon. You'll participate in an innovation-focused event and work collaboratively in a small team with diverse skillsets and experience to re-imagine the world of agile and how it impacts not only individual business units but the organisation as a whole.

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A chance to be apart of and release an exciting, large scale project over a weekend

Wanna find out about quantum computing? Building awesome stuff? Cats that are maybe alive or dead? Come along for all of this, and more!

Co-working mentoring session. One to one support available with SVBS mentors and business peers.

Please join us for the Skoll Invest Fest! A fast paced, collaborative, hackathon event on Sunday 3rd November and Saturday 9th November. These are two separate events; you can attend a single event or both. Please sign up to each Eventbrite separately. The Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship has partnered with Chivas Venture for the last 5 years to make the Chivas Venture one of the most prominent social entrepreneurship competitions globally, with finalists impacting over 2 million lives in over 50 countries. This year we have expanded this programme to include Oxford MBA students who are looking to develop skills and experience in impact investing and due diligence. Form part of a select team of MBA students and alumni that will participate in a hackathon event, analysing current social businesses from 25 countries. During each day you will work in pairs and groups to analyse between 10 – 15 social businesses each. You will gain valuable first-hand experience and delve into the nuances of social business due diligence. Finalists from each country will present at the Chivas global final event in June 2020. Come along if you want to: -       have a hands-on experience and analyse current social businesses. -       learn more about the early stage due diligence process and how social business competitions feed into the impact investment ecosystem. -       understand impact investment due diligence from the ‘investors perspective’. -       help choose who gets the opportunity to pitch for up to $1m of funding. Who is this for? This event is an experiential learning opportunity for Saïd Business School, MBA 19 – 20 candidates, attendees of the Impact Investment Bootcamp and MBA alumni only. We have up to 75 places available. Which 26 countries are participating? Chile, Belgium, Netherlands, Argentina, Mexico, Nigeria, Australia, England, Scotland, Spain, Kenya, Thailand, Italy, Colombia, South Africa, Israel, Greece, Japan, Brazil, Poland, Portugal, USA, Vietnam, China, Bulgaria and Canada. The current agenda:  9:00:                      Coffee and welcome 9:15 – 10:00:          Introduction (outlining due diligence process and case studies) 10:00 – 13:00:         Invest Fest Hackathon 13:00 – 13:45:        Lunch provided (probably Pizza) 13:45 – 16:45:        Invest Fest Hackathon 16:45 – 17:15         Reflections and wrap up Food and refreshments will be provided. Please sign up to attend the Skoll Invest Fest. You will need to bring a laptop and charger to participate in this event. Privacy Policy Eventbrite processes data (including any personal data you may submit by responding to this invitation) outside of the European Economic Area. Please submit only any personal data which you are happy to have processed in this way, and in accordance with Eventbrite's privacy policy applicable to attendees. If you prefer not to use Eventbrite for responding to this invitation, you may respond directly to skollcentre@sbs.ox.ac.uk.

Please join us for the Skoll Invest Fest! A fast paced, collaborative, hackathon event on Sunday 3rd November and Saturday 9th November. These are two separate events; you can attend a single event or both. Please sign up to each Eventbrite separately. The Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship has partnered with Chivas Venture for the last 5 years to make the Chivas Venture one of the most prominent social entrepreneurship competitions globally, with finalists impacting over 2 million lives in over 50 countries. This year we have expanded this programme to include Oxford MBA students who are looking to develop skills and experience in impact investing and due diligence. Form part of a select team of MBA students and alumni that will participate in a hackathon event, analysing current social businesses from 25 countries. During each day you will work in pairs and groups to analyse between 10 – 15 social businesses each. You will gain valuable first-hand experience and delve into the nuances of social business due diligence. Finalists from each country will present at the Chivas global final event in June 2020. Come along if you want to: -       have a hands-on experience and analyse current social businesses. -       learn more about the early stage due diligence process and how social business competitions feed into the impact investment ecosystem. -       understand impact investment due diligence from the ‘investors perspective’. -       help choose who gets the opportunity to pitch for up to $1m of funding. Who is this for? This event is an experiential learning opportunity for Saïd Business School, MBA 19 – 20 candidates, attendees of the Impact Investment Bootcamp and MBA alumni only. We have up to 75 places available. Which 26 countries are participating? Chile, Belgium, Netherlands, Argentina, Mexico, Nigeria, Australia, England, Scotland, Spain, Kenya, Thailand, Italy, Colombia, South Africa, Israel, Greece, Japan, Brazil, Poland, Portugal, USA, Vietnam, China, Bulgaria and Canada. The current agenda: 9:00:                      Coffee and welcome 9:15 – 10:00:          Introduction (outlining due diligence process and case studies) 10:00 – 13:00:         Invest Fest Hackathon 13:00 – 13:45:        Lunch provided (probably Pizza) 13:45 – 16:45:        Invest Fest Hackathon 16:45 – 17:15         Reflections and wrap up  Food and refreshments will be provided. Please sign up to attend the Skoll Invest Fest. You will need to bring a laptop and charger to participate in this event. Privacy Policy Eventbrite processes data (including any personal data you may submit by responding to this invitation) outside of the European Economic Area. Please submit only any personal data which you are happy to have processed in this way, and in accordance with Eventbrite's privacy policy applicable to attendees. If you prefer not to use Eventbrite for responding to this invitation, you may respond directly to skollcentre@sbs.ox.ac.uk.