We encourage ongoing consultation with your professors on the Project. However, the bulk of the work must still be done by students/student teams.

BMW Group Australia notes in the Terms and Conditions of the competition that it owns intellectual property rights relating to the project submitted.

However, BMW Group is not looking to claim credit for any original ideas that stem from this competition, and further independent publishing/amplification outside of the YourMelbourne competition is encouraged with an acknowledgement of your involvement in the competition.

Your project should acknowledge the traditional landowners of the greater Melbourne region whose land has never been ceded.

Your project can include future mobility into and out of the city, including (but not limited to) main traffic veins such as networks and systems that supply the city with much-needed labour, goods and services.

Your primary method to seek consultation on YourMelbourne is the dedicated Microsoft Teams site created for this competition. Please submit any questions you have there, and BMW Group / RMIT / University of Melbourne will help you in any way necessary. Alternatively, you may email yourmelbourne@bmw.com.au for any further questions.

Please use file transfer sites like Dropbox, Hightail or Wetransfer to send larger files, and BMW Group Australia will still receive them.

Yes, participation certificates will be given to all entrants.

The top three entries from each category will be invited to present their idea/concept/business case to judges in October at BMW Group Australia headquarters. Winners will be announced at the YourMelbourne award ceremony in November.

Friends and family of the entrants are invited to attend the final event at BMW Group Australia headquarters.

BMW Group Australia can make provision to provide digital presentation tools so that offshore students that make it into the finals are able to present from wherever they may be.