The competition takes place in four stages:
Independent judges evaluate the teams on:
Each team is composed of three members, associated with one of the partner institutions.
Team members are students or recent graduates.
Individuals and teams can participate multiple times in different editions of the EEB.
The EEB’s case studies address current economic or social situations that pose ethical dilemmas for European economic, business, corporate or political leaders.
There is no right answer to the cases. Instead, they aim to provoke reasonable participants to disagree.
In each round, all teams work on the same case study. Each year, the case studies relate to an overarching theme of European or global relevance. In 2020, all cases were related to the Covid 19 pandemic.
To progress in the competition, teams must research the assigned ethical dilemma.
Share your views on current Ethical dilemmas. Compete against your peers from all over Europe.