Breakthrough Ideas,
Comprehensive Support.
2024 KEY DATES
1st Sept
Applications
Open
22nd Oct
Events
Begin
30th Nov
Applications
Close
23rd Jan 2025
Final
Registration
Open to all students and researchers at
The University of Cambridge
The Trinity Bradfield Prize is one of the leading competitions running at The Univeristy, recognising excellence in Technology and Life Science ideas.
Broad by design, we welcome conceptual ideas through to pre-seed stage startups. The competition is open to the entire University of Cambridge community, has a very simple application process, backed with a comprehensive package of support for winners.
All are welcome to attend our Entrepreneurship Workshops, which help develop your entrepreneurial skill set.
Network with our esteemed judging panel of VC's and Serial Entrepreneurs, chaired by Nobel Prize Winner Sir Greg Winter. Finalists benefit from mentoring and free membership of The Bradfield Centre who are on hand to help you build your venture, plus media coverage to boost your profile.
This year, the winners will share a £30k prize fund, which is non-dilutive and has no strings attached.
Interested?
£30k
Prizes
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Entrepreneurship
Workshops
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Mentoring
Free
Bradfield Centre
Membership
COMPETITION PRIZES
£10,000 first place prize. Awarded based on the merit of the idea.
£10,000 Angel Prize. Awarded based on the teams commercialisation progress over the past 12 months.
2 x £5,000 second place prizes, including The Hellings Prize. Awarded based on the merit of the idea.
Complementary membership of The Bradfield Centre for all finalists.
MEDIA COVERAGE
Participation in The Trinity Bradfield Prize provides an ideal platform to showcase your ideas, your company, and your team.
The Prize is extensively covered by the local media and provides opportunities to meet investors and other key people in the local ecosystem.
Our Alumni have gone from strength to strength, raising millions of pounds to scale their ideas, winning other competitions, and being selected for programs like Founders At The University of Cambridge.
Listen to previous finalists and winners on Cambridge Tech Podcast.
