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# Permute

Permute is the annual flagship celebration of the μLearn Foundation an electrifying gathering that honours excellence, gives awards to the best performers and partners of the year, sparks bold ideas, and ignites connections across the entire μLearn ecosystem.

### <mark style="color:$primary;">What It Is</mark>

Permute is μLearn's annual flagship event the biggest gathering of the year where the entire ecosystem comes together. It is part awards ceremony, part experience event, part summit. Everything μLearn has done across the year is celebrated, recognised, and showcased at Permute.

### <mark style="color:$primary;">What Happens at Permute</mark>

* **Awards and Recognition** - Best performer of the year, best partnering company, top campus chapters, and individual excellence across domains
* **Thought Leadership** - Panels, talks, and discussions on the future of skills, education, and technology
* **Roadmap Unveiling** - μLearn's vision and direction for the year ahead shared with the ecosystem
* **Community Connections** - The entire ecosystem learners, campus leads, IG leads, mentors, companies, government bodies in one room
* **Cultural Celebration** - Performances, showcases, and community highlights

### <mark style="color:$primary;">Who It's For</mark>

Everyone in the μLearn ecosystem. Learners, campus leads, IG leads, core contributors, mentors, company partners, government representatives, and alumni. Permute is the one event where every part of μLearn shows up together.

### <mark style="color:$primary;">When It Happens</mark>

Annual. Typically held early in the year.

[**Explore Permute →**](https://permute.mulearn.org/)&#x20;


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