Solving problems at speed has never been more urgent than now. We need an ecosystem of mission-driven entrepreneurs able to quickly adopt and adapt modern innovation tools and processes to address the many critical challenges we face as a result of COVID-19.

“We have found H4D is key to developing a national defense innovation pipeline. In the U.S., we have seen how H4D creates a new platform for engaging students with their government in a way no other programme does. H4MoD students are dedicated to making a difference in a tangible way.”

On May 29, 2019, Oxford University's Centre for Technology and Global Affairs hosted Dr Alison Hawks, who discussed the launch of the programme Hacking for Defence (H4D) in the United Kingdom.