November 11-12, 2017
EPFL, Switzerland
Pre-register now!
LauzHack is a student-run hackathon at EPFL in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Hackathons are creativity marathons, where attendees work in teams to create something exciting in a short time.
Come and join over 200 like-minded students hacking together during a weekend to make something amazing!
Please keep in mind our rules, and the Code of Conduct from our partner MLH.
You must be at least 18 years old and a student, or have graduated from university in the past twelve months.
Thanks to our sponsors, attendance is completely free. We will provide you with WiFi, meals, swag, and a workspace.
Your laptop, charger and anything else you'd like.
Please bring a valid ID for admission.
LauzHack will take place in EPFL's Lausanne campus. It's located in the southwestern part of Switzerland, bordering Lake Geneva. You can find directions here.
We have a sleeping area with mattresses, and showers.
Please bring your sleeping bag, towel, and toiletries.
We have not defined our reimbursement policy yet, but we do intend to provide reimbursements. Stay tuned!
We do not claim any rights on any of your intellectual property whatsoever. Everything you create, at LauzHack or not, belongs to you.
Don't worry! Part of the fun of a hackathon is meeting new people. We will have time at the beginning of the event to socialize and form teams.
We have attractive packages at reasonable prices. No VAT to pay!
View our sponsorship packages.
LauzHack is organized by CLIC, the EPFL Computer & Communication Sciences students' association.
