INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
You are designing the future. Faced with some of the biggest design challenges of our time, students are boldly imagining a brighter world and using design tools to share these visions with others.
The Vectorworks Design Scholarship seeks to promote excellence in design and observe how the next generation will transform the world.
AWARDS
ROUND 1
VECTORWORKS DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP
- $3,000 USD for tuition, fees, housing, textbooks, study abroad, conference registration, and other educational purposes.
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- Free Vectorworks design software for your school's lab.
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- Free virtual or in-person training for faculty and students.
ROUND 2
THE RICHARD DIEHL DESIGN AWARD
- $7,000 USD for tuition, fees, housing, textbooks, study abroad, conference registration, and other educational purposes.
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- Exposure in industry publications and press, as well as through the Vectorworks media and distributor network.
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- Benefits for you and your school such as Vectorworks lab licenses and training provided by a Vectorworks expert, and more!
RICHARD DIEHL
FOUNDER OF VECTORWORKS INC.
Richard Diehl believes that designers shouldn’t be limited by their tools. As founder of the company that created one of the first CAD programs, one of the first 3D modeling software programs, and the first cross-platform CAD application, he helped create tools that provide designers the freedom to transform the world. The result is Vectorworks software, one of the most recognizable design software programs in the industry. With more than 650,000 users, Vectorworks empowers designers to keep their creative edge with intuitive tools that won’t inhibit their design process.
The Vectorworks Design Scholarship is designed to meet the needs and qualifications of a variety of students. At the time of submission, scholarship applicants must: have graduated no earlier than 2015 with a design-oriented degree OR be 1) enrolled or accepted for enrollment in undergraduate or graduate studies for six or more credits at an accredited college or university, and 2) pursuing a design-oriented degree.
Such degrees include, but are not limited to, architecture, engineering, construction, environmental design, urban design, urban planning, interior design, graphic design, landscape architecture, landscape design, lighting design, industrial design, machine design, theater design, scenic design, event planning, exhibit design, and woodworking.
Individual entries are accepted. We also encourage multidisciplinary team entries with no more than six members per team. All team members must be eligible under the terms.
Vectorworks Design Scholarship winners advance to compete for the Richard Diehl Design Award, a global award providing an additional prize package including $7,000 USD, professional networking opportunities, media exposure, and other benefits.
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