FAQ

Why is Atlas Copco Services running this contest?

Good question! We want to make it clear to the world that at Atlas Copco Services we care about supporting economic education - that's our number one priority. The aim of the contest is to reward students who have good ideas. We know that university studies and compiling of a diploma thesis are demanding, it costs a lot of effort and sacrifice. We therefore want to reward university students for their efforts, give them feedback and motivation in the beginning of their professional careers.

Who will evaluate the thesis and how?

Your thesis was evaluated by your supervisor and opponent, and you had to defend it before the committee. Let it now be evaluated by experts from the real business! Your diploma thesis will be evaluated by colleagues from our economic department, who work daily in the world of numbers, finance or accounting. They will be happy to appreciate exceptional ideas and efforts of graduates.

What topic of my diploma thesis can I succeed with?

With every well-crafted topic that has some value added. An important aspect for our evaluators is how the results of your work can be used in practice. We will definitely appreciate your original and innovative view of the topic, suggestions for a non-traditional grasp and/or a clever solution to a given problem.

It may seem to you that you have dealt with something trivial in your diploma, but it still can be useful and beneficial in your field. Such a diploma thesis is also welcomed in the contest.

If I become one of the winners, does that mean that Atlas Copco Services will gain the rights to the results of my research, idea or solution?

All copyrights remain with the author of the diploma thesis. Take the financial reward for placing among the winners as a final highlight of your successful master's studies.

I graduated last year and forgot to register for the conest. Can I do it this year?

Yes, it is possible to apply for the contest with a diploma thesis defended within past three years. That is, those that were defended between August 1, 2020 and July 31, 2023.