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Map the System - earn cash & microcredentials!

Date
Think differently about complex social and environmental change

Important! Learn more at the LUBS in-person briefing:

  • Date: 10 November 2025
  • Start time: 14:30
  • Location: Maurice Keyworth Building, SR G.31

The best way to learn more about this opportunity is to attend the in-person briefing!

What is Map the System?

The LUBS Internationalisation Team would like to invite you to participate in the Map the System global competition, an annual event organized by the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at the University of Oxford.

Map the System is a globally recognised and prestigious learning opportunity. It is run through the University of Oxford and challenges you to think differently about complex social and environmental change using systems thinking as a guiding approach to tackle an issue of your choice.

Two Ways to Get Involved

1. Join the online learning programme

At your own pace, complete a learning programme made of 6 modules (each consisting of approximately 2 hours) that are focused on developing your systems thinking skills and applying them to a chosen complex issue.

Earn a certificate from the University of Oxford at completion.

2. Compete in the international competition

Complete the learning programme and develop your ideas further in a team of up to 5 people for a chance to represent Leeds University Business School in a competition held at the University of Oxford.

  • Present your findings to a panel of judges for a chance to win a £5,000 cash prize and prestigious recognition.
  • Those who choose to enter the competition will receive direct support and mentorship provided by LUBS.

The benefits of taking part

  • Earn a certificate from University of Oxford that recognises your learning and growth.
  • Expand your network with socially-conscious students, innovators and changemakers.
  • Develop your CV for future career openings and internship opportunities.
  • Enhance your skills in research and presentation.

Don't miss the in-person briefing on 10 November!
Register your interest today.