Schedule 2026

Registration officially opens for Transfer Hacks. Students can begin signing up through the interest form, forming teams, and learning more about the event. We encourage early registration so participants can receive updates, resources, and important announcements leading up to the hackathon.

Participants may either form their own teams or sign up individually. If you already have a group, you can register together as a team of up to 4 members. If you are looking for teammates, you can indicate this in the teammate-finding section of the registration form, and the organizers will help match you with other participants who are also looking for a team.

The official hackathon challenge prompt will be released on this day, marking the start of the project development period. Students will begin working on their submissions. Any optional mentorship opportunities or resources will also become available during this period.

All projects must be submitted by this date to be considered for judging. Submissions should include the required materials such as the project description, presentation video, and project link if applicable. After submissions close, projects will be prepared for judging.

During this time, judges will review submitted projects and evaluate them based on creativity, impact, feasibility, and presentation quality. Finalists and winners will be selected in preparation for the showcase event.

The Transfer Hacks Showcase will celebrate the work of all participants and highlight selected projects. Participants will have the opportunity to present their work, receive feedback, network with other students and industry professionals, and see the winning projects announced. Food and light refreshments will be provided.  This event will take place in the qualcomm conference room.