Build your academic confidence, meet new people, and take part in a creative competition. Join the hackathon and help find solutions to the challenges our society is facing.
The hackathon is open to all OsloMet students. You will be placed in interdisciplinary teams of 5–6 students. Over two days, you will work on real-world challenges from one of our partners. This year’s partners are Oslo Municipality, Lillestrøm Municipality, Rælingen Municipality, NODE60, and Sunnaas Hospital.
Along the way, you’ll meet researchers, industry professionals, and other students – a great opportunity to network with potential employers, supervisors, and collaborators for an interdisciplinary master’s thesis.
Have you heard that hackathons are all about coding? At HealthHACK, you don’t need any specific expertise – students work across disciplines and inspire each other.
Put your creativity to the test – register by 1 September (nettskjema.no). There are only 40 spots, so it’s first come, first served!
You can win gift cards
1st place: Gift cards worth NOK 4,000 per person.
2nd place: Gift cards worth NOK 1,500 per person.
3rd place: Gift cards worth NOK 1,500 per person.
Program
Two days filled with collaboration, networking, and free food!
Day 1
- 09:00 Registration. Breakfast will be served.
- 09:30 Introduction.
- 10:30 Group work begins.
- 12:30 Lunch will be served.
- 13:15 Group work continues.
- 15:30 Wrap-up and closing.
- 16:30 Dinner will be served.
- 18:00 End of the day.
Day 2
- 08:30 Check-in. Breakfast will be served.
- 09:15 Group work.
- 12:15 Lunch will be served.
- 12:45 Group work continues.
- 13:30 Pitch submission.
- 14:00 Pitch competition at Oslo City Hall.
- 15:00 Jury meeting.
- 15:30 Award and closing ceremony.
- 16:00 End of the day.
About HealthHACK
HealthHACK is Intelligent Health’s annual hackathon, where students from different fields of study at OsloMet come together to find solutions to today’s and tomorrow’s health challenges. HealthHACK is organized in close collaboration with external partners who contribute current problem statements and challenges. Subject-matter experts from partner organizations and mentors with expertise in design and innovation ensure the work is creative, academically sound, and, above all, educational.