Falling Walls Lab Program 2026

The Falling Walls Foundation is now accepting applications for the Falling Walls Lab Program 2026. This program is an innovation and pitch competition designed to showcase breakthrough ideas in science, research, and interdisciplinary problem-solving. Selected participants compete for a place in the Falling Walls Global Finale in Berlin, November 2026.

Qui peut postuler

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and belong to one of the following categories: currently enrolled university students, Bachelor's degree holders (graduated within the last 10 years), Master's degree holders (graduated within the last 7 years), or PhD graduates (completed within the last 5 years). Open to any academic discipline.

Avantages et bénéfices

Present a 3-minute breakthrough idea pitch
Gain visibility in an international innovation network
Connect with researchers, entrepreneurs, and scientists
Compete for a place in the Falling Walls Global Finale
Potential travel to Berlin for the global final in November 2026

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Financement

€500 – €1k

Date limite

17 juillet 2026

Ouverture

1 février 2026

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Critères d'éligibilité

You are currently enrolled at university as a Student
You received a Bachelor’s degree no more than 10 years ago (2016 or later)
You received a Master’s degree no more than 7 years ago (2019 or later)
You received a PhD no more than 5 years ago (2021 or later)
You can submit only one idea and apply to only one Falling Walls Lab
If you have pitched in a Falling Walls Lab before, you are no longer eligible to apply
18 years or older
Currently enrolled at university as a student OR Bachelor's degree no more than 10 years ago (2016 or later) OR Master's degree no more than 7 years ago (2019 or later) OR PhD no more than 5 years ago (2021 or later)