The Challenge
The Amazon Campus Challenge is open to all students enrolled in higher education 2019-2020 and aged 18 years old or above. Students must form teams of two to five students (who may be from different institutions). Each team may enlist the support of a faculty member.

Preparation
During the preparation phase, each team must approach a local business that has not yet set up a selling on Amazon account, get to know its needs in terms of building its business online, and convince them to join the team to design and implement an e-commerce strategy for selling on Amazon. Tools and tips will be provided for support.

Online sales
During the online sales period, each team will learn how to use the main development tools on Amazon that can help the business grow. The team will face the demands of online sales with real customers and real competitors and be confronted with real business and economic challenges.

Finals
At the end of the online sales period, 5 teams will be selected based on their performance, and five will have the opportunity to present the results of their work before a jury of e-commerce experts.
Will it be you this year?

For the winners
In addition to the top 5 teams being invited to attend an Amazon graduate assessment centre (subject to eligibilty requirements):
1
First place
£10,000
to share among team members and $500 in AWS credits for each member via the AWS Educate Programme.
2
Second place
£7,000
to share among team members and $350 in AWS credits for each member via the AWS Educate Programme.
3
Third place
£5,000
to share among team members and $250 in AWS credits for each team member via the AWS Educate Programme
Teams who are placed in 4th will receive a prize of £3,000 each to share among its members and $200 in AWS credits for each member via the AWS Educate Programme.
Teams who are placed in 5th position will receive a prize of £3,000 each to share among its members and $150 in AWS credits for each member via the AWS Educate Programme.