The team were among six universities which got to the finals in the Hult Prize competition from April 5 to 6.

The Halt Prize is an annual start-up competition for promising young social entrepreneurs emerging from the world's universities with a winning prize of one Million Dollars.

A statement issued in Accra by Mr Benjamin Larbi, the Acting Head of Communications of Regent University, and copied to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) said the finalists were select from 41 universities by a jury.

The Regent Team was the only group from an African university at the competition.

It said the top six finalists included university teams from London School of Economics, Cambridge University, University of Warwick, University College of London, all from United Kingdom, Regent University College of Science and technology, Ghana, and University of Monterrey, Mexico.

It said the finalists would have the opportunity to participate in the Hult Business Accelerator Programme in Ashridge Castle, UK, later in the year.

It said emerging as top six finalist out of over 40 universities globally had been really humbling, noting that the future was indeed bright for Regent University.

 Mirna Consuelo Del Castillo, the Hult Prize Regional Director, congratulated the Regent team and advised them not to give up but rather believe in themselves and keep pushing forward.