01 / EDUCATION
Education Prize
Honouring contributions that advance learning and support the development of future generations.
Learning · Educational opportunity · Human development TEDRIC Foundation · International Awards
Exceptional minds.
Exceptional minds.
Lasting contributions.
A better human future.
Recognising scientists, educators, artists and thinkers whose work advances knowledge, strengthens justice and contributes to the good of humanity.
Knowledge · Humanity · Peace
Six award fields
Across knowledge, society and culture
Fair Peace Prize
A special honour for peace and justice
Every two years
The TEDRIC award ceremony cycle
The purpose of recognition
Ideas that matter.
Ideas that matter.
Work that serves humanity.
The TEDRIC Awards bring scientific, intellectual and artistic contributions to wider public attention. Their central purpose is to recognise work directed towards human wellbeing and the solution of significant human problems.
Across disciplines, the programme places human contribution at the centre of recognition: the value of an idea, the seriousness of the work and its meaning for society.
The award architecture
Six fields of achievement.
Six fields of achievement.
One shared human purpose.
Each award field offers a distinct perspective on human progress. Together, they connect discovery, learning, wellbeing, justice and creative expression.
02 / DISCOVERY
Science & Technology Prize
Recognising scientific and technological work that expands knowledge and contributes to human progress.
Discovery · Research · Technology for humanity
03 / HEALTH
Medicine Prize
Celebrating contributions to medicine, health and the protection of human life.
Medical knowledge · Care · Human wellbeing
04 / PROSPERITY
Economy Prize
Recognising ideas and work that strengthen fair, sustainable and constructive economic life.
Fair prosperity · Economic thought · Sustainable value
05 / JUSTICE
Law Prize
Honouring contributions to justice, law and rights that help build a fairer society.
Justice · Rights · Foundations of a fair society
06 / CULTURE
Art Prize
Celebrating artistic work that enriches culture, human understanding and our shared experience.
Creative expression · Culture · Human understanding Special honour
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Fair Peace Prize
A distinctive recognition for work that advances peace, justice, dialogue and a fairer human order.
What defines a TEDRIC laureate
Recognition grounded in substance.
The programme focuses on meaningful contributions and their value to humanity. These guiding principles help explain the purpose of recognition.
Originality
Ideas and achievements that demonstrate intellectual seriousness and a distinctive contribution.
Human contribution
Work with clear relevance to human wellbeing, shared knowledge and the challenges facing society.
Substantive evidence
A clear account of the contribution, supported by relevant research, documentation or other evidence.
Lasting value
Contributions whose significance extends beyond immediate attention and supports future generations.
The award journey
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From meaningful work to public recognition.
Identify a contribution
Consider work that reflects the purpose of the awards and its relevance to an award field.
Present the evidence
Prepare a clear account of the work, its significance and its contribution to humanity.
Evaluate the work
Contributions are considered within the award structure and the programme’s selection criteria.
Honour achievement
Selected recipients are recognised through the TEDRIC international award programme.
This is an overview of the award journey. Cycle-specific eligibility, nomination procedures and deadlines should be confirmed with TEDRIC before submitting materials.
Nomination enquiries
A contribution deserves
A contribution deserves
a clear and thoughtful case.
For an initial enquiry, the following information can help TEDRIC understand the proposed contribution. Please request the current nomination requirements before sending a complete dossier.
- The proposed nominee’s name and relevant professional background.
- The award field and a concise description of the contribution.
- The significance of the work for humanity or society.
- Publications, project references or other supporting evidence.
- The nominator’s name, affiliation and contact details.
Organisation & responsibility
A serious award.
A serious award.
A considered framework.
The award structure places responsibility for award branches and selection criteria within TEDRIC’s jury and advisory framework.
For official information about the current jury, advisory membership or detailed evaluation procedures, contact TEDRIC.
Special Jury
A special jury determines the award branches within the programme’s award structure.
High Advisory Board
Selection criteria are established according to the TEDRIC High Advisory Board.
Humanity as the central criterion
The defining question is whether the work contributes to the good of humanity and addresses human problems.
Award ceremonies
A moment of recognition.
A moment of recognition.
A contribution with lasting meaning.
The TEDRIC award ceremony is held every two years. It provides an occasion to recognise selected contributions and bring their significance to wider attention.
Please contact TEDRIC for the next ceremony’s date, location, attendance arrangements and official laureate announcements.
Essential information
Questions about
Questions about
the awards.
A concise guide to the programme’s purpose, structure and nomination enquiries.
What is the purpose of the TEDRIC Awards?
To recognise scientific, intellectual and artistic work directed towards the good of humanity and the solution of significant human problems.
Which fields are included?
Education, Science & Technology, Medicine, Economy, Law and Art. The programme also includes the Fair Peace Prize as a special honour.
How often is the award ceremony held?
The TEDRIC award ceremony is held every two years. Contact TEDRIC for details of the next edition.
Who determines award branches and selection criteria?
A special jury determines award branches. Selection criteria are established according to the TEDRIC High Advisory Board.
How can I enquire about a nomination?
Email info@tedric.nl with the proposed award field and a concise description of the contribution. Request the official requirements before submitting a complete dossier.
Are nominations currently open?
Opening dates, deadlines and current eligibility requirements should be confirmed directly with TEDRIC. This page does not constitute an open call for nominations.
Where can I find confirmed laureates and ceremony details?
Contact TEDRIC for official announcements and recipient information. Confirmed names, dates and locations should be published following an official announcement.
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