The world of sports is increasingly driven by analytics, and now it is your turn to step onto the field of innovation by turning sports data into better decisions.
We are officially inviting young people aged 16 to 30 to participate in a free, three-day hackathon hosted at the International University of Sarajevo (IUS).
If you have ever been intimidated by tech events, this is the perfect starting point – the hackathon is completely beginner-friendly and requires absolutely no prior coding experience to join.
This exciting local event is organized by GDG Sarajevo and Adria Tech Arena, in partnership with BRAVO. It serves as a core activity within the broader Erasmus+ project known as 404 Youth.exe.
This ambitious international initiative aims to equip 404 young individuals across five European countries with advanced digital skills, specifically focusing on AI fundamentals, debugging, and reverse engineering. By combining online training modules and preparatory workshops with five rotating three-day hackathons across partner countries, the project actively fosters entrepreneurial mindsets and social inclusion.
Participants will unite to learn responsible innovation and build an expected 25 to 30 functional prototypes. Ultimately, these achievements and open educational resources will be hosted on an e-learning platform to ensure long-term sustainability and strengthen Europe’s digital readiness.
Because the event is designed to provide high-quality, hands-on collaboration, capacity is strictly limited to 30 places. Do not miss your chance to connect with diverse youth and develop your digital competencies. Applications will officially close on Thursday, 5 November at 23:59, and all accepted participants will be contacted via email by Saturday, 7 November.