
Case Competitions
What is a case competition?
Teams in a case competition are given a problem in the form of a case, and are given an allocated time frame to develop the best solution to with the information provided. Teams deliver their solutions in a presentation format to judges and compete against other teams. Formats for case competitions may vary, but teams will be assessed on their analytical, organizational, and presentation skills in relation to the case at hand.
Successes 2023-2024
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Different Types of Case Competitions
Internal
Internal case competitions are competitions hosted by a UBC or UBC Sauder-affiliated group. They are open to all students to register and compete in.
External
External case competitions are held by private, non-UBC affiliated groups. Any student team can sign up to compete in these, and they may not be the only UBC Sauder team represented.
Sauder presented teams + Invitational Case Competitions
There are case competitions where a specific team of students are selected to represent UBC Sauder against other universities. Only one student team is selected, and a selection process is coordinated by the head organizer for UBC Sauder. These include the JDC West team and Invitation Case Competitions (ICC) teams.