Opportunity challenge

Congratulations to the University of Strathclyde Motorsport Society who were our Opportunity Challenge 2018-2019 winners!

We'll soon be launching our Opportunity Challenge 2019 - 2020.

Please register your interest by completing our form and watch this space for further details that will be revealed shortly.

Have you ever imagined winning £6,000 funding for your club or society? Take part in our Opportunity Challenge and you could do just that. Go head-to-head with teams from UK universities in our general knowledge quiz-style competition - demonstrate your intellectual prowess and you could be crowned national champions with prizes to match.

Our Opportunity Challenge gives student clubs and societies the chance to compete against each other with financial funding up for grabs to help support your club or society. We'll run separate regional heats across the UK, with the winners of each receiving a prize of £1,000. These teams will then enter the national final which will be held at an exclusive event in PwC's More London office to battle it out for an additional prize of £5,000.

We're looking for one team per club or society of between 2 - 3 people. Could your team be crowned national champions this year, reaping the rewards for your club or society? This year the University of Strathclyde Motorsport were the national winners. Could you and your team be next year's winners?

Register your interest now to take part in our Opportunity Challenge for 2019-20. Please note you only need to make one entry per team when registering your interest.

Conditions of entry

The competition is only open to full-time and part-time students aged 18 years or over. PwC reserves the right to contact the Director of Studies of the winner’s university to confirm their eligibility to take part in this competition
Teams must have a minimum of two and no more than three members
If you're already a PwC Campus Ambassador please note you won't be eligible to take part in the competition
We can only accept a maximum of 1 team from any one club or society for each university
Team names should clearly reflect the club or society
Each heat will need a minimum of four teams. If there are fewer than four teams in any planned heat then the heat will either be moved to a later date or cancelled
Prize money to be awarded to a registered and nominated university club or society
Participants do not have to be part of a club or society themselves but the prize money will be awarded to the club or society that they have nominated
The nominated club or society must remain the same for the final for the teams that win the regional heats
We will not reimburse travel expenses for the heats
We will reimburse reasonable travel expenses for the final
Teams can only attend the heat for their respective university
Use of a mobile device during the regional heats or final will result in disqualification