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Dangote Cement Undergraduate Research Competition 2026 for Nigerian Engineering Students
Dangote Cement
About this opportunity
Undergraduate research competition for Nigerian engineering students to develop solutions to industrial challenges. Organized with University of Lagos Engineering Society. Offers ₦1.5 million in prizes.
The Dangote Cement Undergraduate Industry-Based Engineering Research Competition invites Nigerian university engineering students to tackle real cement-manufacturing challenges for a chance to win part of a ₦1.5M prize pool.
What it offers
- Total prize pool: ₦1.5M
- Gold (1st place): ₦700K
- Silver (2nd place): ₦500K
- Bronze (3rd place): ₦300K
- All winning teams receive certificates
- Awards presented at the final pitch on 14 July 2026 at University of Lagos (UNILAG)
Who can apply
- Teams of 2–4 currently enrolled university engineering students
- Teams must be from one school
- Multidisciplinary teams are encouraged
- No prior cement-industry experience required
What you'll do
- Select one of four challenge tracks:
- Alternative Fuel Sourcing and Pricing Optimization
- Predictive Maintenance and Reliability Early-Warning System
- Cement Production Conversion Gap
- Digital KPI Automation and Data Quality
- Develop a practical, evidence-based solution
- Present an engineering and business case for a workable solution
How to apply
- Register and submit via the competition portal
- Submission deadline: 16 July 2026 · 11:59 PM WAT
- Registration opens: 30 June 2026
Good to know
- All four challenge tracks are weighted equally
- Submit only original work
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Key details
TypeAward
Location
Nigeria
Fieldengineering
Levelundergraduate
Funding1.5 million NGN
DeadlineDeadline not stated — check the official page
EligibilityNational
Open to applicants in the host country.
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