Open Innovation 2024
About
OpenInnovation is Copenhagen’s flagship student innovation challenge, bringing together over 120 students, researchers, and sustainable innovation enthusiasts with key actors in Danish ecosystems and innovation experts.
Comprising four essential components, the event takes its participants on an exciting and engaging journey, beginning with a meet and greet, followed by an innovation sprint, culminating in the finals, and concluding with a joyous come-together celebration.
OpenInnovation Circularity represents a collaborative effort between the Danish Technical University, University of Copenhagen, and Copenhagen Business School, and is driven by a dynamic partnership between DTU Skylab, Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship, and KU Actory.
Become a Challenge Partner
Design your own challenge, be inspired by innovative ideas, gain access to a unique recruitment platform and secure strategic branding for your business!
Participate as a Student
Join us for an action-packed journey towards innovation, circularity and sustainable change! You can learn how to work with innovation tools and processes while networking with other students and industry partners.
OpenInnovation in 2024
OpenInnovation is brought forward through a strong partnership
between three leading Danish universities:
Testimony from the Companies
"If we want the best collective mobility for all passengers, with the highest societal value and the lowest carbon footprint - we need to focus both on inclusivity and sustainability within the metro system. It is vital for promoting social equity, enhancing user experience, and driving innovation within public transportation. By doing this we can ensure adaptability to diverse user needs and resilience against urban challenges. We invite students to engage in this challenge, to give fresh perspectives and come up with creative ideas.
We see a huge potential in students with different backgrounds and educational disciplines giving fresh perspectives that can lead to innovative solutions that ensure the continues development of the metro".
Alexandra Hüneburg-Møller
Innovation Manager - The Copenhagen Metro