Innovation Unleashed: CSC’s Title Sponsorship of Hult Prize at Kathmandu University

Canadian Study Center (CSC) is a registered educational consultancy that suggests the student
the ideal program and institution in Canada based on their academic assessment, career goals,
english language proficiency test result and financial resources. The consultancy also oversees
visa counseling, documentation, SOP and preparation of complete visa application. It operates in
association with the “Education consultancy association of Nepal to ensure that students get
education from recognized universities and proper dissemination of information regarding
abroad studies. CSC also has a sub-agency located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. In overall,
the consultancy guides individuals with Student Screening, Compliance, Assistance in
Admission, Scholarship Assistance, Documentation Guidance and Interview Assistance.
Throughout these years, CSC has been connecting students with their dream universities in
Canada. It has provided quality service to the ones seeking to step outside, explore the world and
take on newer opportunities.
Hult Prize at Kathmandu University (HPKU) is an on campus round of the student-led
international competition of Hult Prize, which is an idea pitching platform. University students
from all over the world can take part by forming teams of 3-5 people, and compete at four
different levels for the final prize for the winner of USD 1 Million. This annual competition aims
to empower students, reward their business skills, and turn ideas into realities. The goal of the
Hult Prize is to foster social entrepreneurship among the university level students in the
international landscape. It increases the competency, problem solving abilities, communication
skills, management skills, and channels the entrepreneurial spirit in the hearts of students across
the globe. HPKU has targeted to create an impact on the Kathmandu University family through
different pre-events such as Impact Up, workshops for students, business simulations, a platform
to compete and present their ideas in the Semi Finale and the grand Finale of the on campus
round of the Hult Prize. The theme for the Hult Prize for the year 2023/2024 is “Unlimited” as
long as it aligns with at least one of the SDGs.
Hult Prize at Kathmandu University has partnered with Canadian Study Center to conduct this on
campus round of Hult Prize in KU. CSC has provided full support to HPKU through financial,
moral and business standpoints. CSC being a business entity, has been enthusiastic to help
students to develop impactful ideas and participate in the international arena.
Hult prize aims to address social issues while incorporating sustainable goals. Students form
teams to devise sustainable business plans. Participants undergo mentoring and attend
workshops. A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between Sibendra Subedi, the
managing director of Canadian Study Centre, and the Campus director of Hult prize at KU,
Sasha Sunuwar. The agreement set between CSC and Hult prize ensures that the pre-events and
the main event are executed with the utmost perfection. Teams from both parties will coordinate together for feedback and suggestions. With constant evaluation and provision of resources by
both parties, the Hult prize at KU is set to be conducted smoothly.
The partnership between the Canadian Study Center (CSC) and Hult Prize at Kathmandu
University has significantly strengthened the Hult Prize event this year. CSC’s role as the title
sponsor has brought increased financial support, enhanced resources, and a broader network of
professionals to the competition. This collaboration is fostering a stronger educational ecosystem
by providing participants with additional skills development opportunities, greater visibility, and
a platform for showcasing innovative ideas. Overall, the partnership is contributing to the
success of the Hult Prize at Kathmandu University and fostering a collaborative environment
between an educational consultancy and a social entrepreneurship initiative.
In conclusion, the partnership between the Canadian Study Center and Hult Prize at Kathmandu
University exemplifies a bold step taken by CSC to nurture the spirit of entrepreneurship at
Kathmandu University. As Hult Prize paves the way for students to realize their impactful
business ideas on an international stage, the steadfast backing from CSC adds a layer of practical
guidance and resources. This collaboration not only enriches the Hult Prize experience at
Kathmandu University but also underscores the transformative potential when consultancies
align with idea pitching platforms to provide greater opportunities to students. It’s a testament to
the shared commitment towards nurturing innovative minds and empowering students to create
meaningful change. Together, they are not just facilitating a competition but helping the students
to turn their dream into a reality, creating an unlimited impact where innovation knows no
boundaries.