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NASA Space Apps Challenge
NASA's international hackathon, run in hundreds of cities and online, where teams build solutions to real space and Earth challenges using NASA's open data.
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NASA
NASA's international hackathon, run in hundreds of cities and online, where teams build solutions to real space and Earth challenges using NASA's open data.
Subjects·Computer Science • Physics • General STEM
AICRA
One of the world's largest robotics championships, organised by the All India Council for Robotics & Automation, with multiple age-group and machine categories.
Subjects·Robotics • Engineering • Computer Science
Build a solution to one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals using Google technology. Run through Google Developer Groups on Campus.
Subjects·Computer Science • Entrepreneurship • Environmental Science
Society for Science
The world's largest pre-college science competition. Students qualify through an affiliated local or regional fair, then present original research to an international jury.
Subjects·General STEM • Biology • Engineering
Conrad Foundation
A multi-stage innovation and entrepreneurship competition where teams design a product or service addressing a global challenge, from aerospace to cyber-technology.
Subjects·Entrepreneurship • Engineering • General STEM
Horn Entrepreneurship, University of Delaware
A global entrepreneurship competition for high schoolers, with tracks for both business ventures and social innovation concepts.
Subjects·Entrepreneurship • Business • Finance
Breakthrough Prize
Explain a big idea in physics, life sciences or mathematics in a short original video. Winners receive a college scholarship and a science lab for their school.
Subjects·Physics • Biology • Mathematics
Technovation
A global programme where girls work in teams with a mentor to build a mobile app or AI project that solves a problem in their community.
Subjects·Computer Science • Artificial Intelligence • Entrepreneurship
FIRST
Teams have a build season to design, construct and program an industrial-size robot, then compete at regional events and a world championship.
Subjects·Robotics • Engineering • Computer Science
REC Foundation
A season-long robotics competition with a new game each year, run through thousands of local, regional and world championship events.
Subjects·Robotics • Engineering
DemiDec
A global academic tournament with team debate, collaborative writing, a scholar's challenge and a bowl, progressing from regional rounds to the Tournament of Champions.
Subjects·English & Writing • History • General STEM
IMO
The world championship mathematics competition for pre-university students. Countries send teams selected through their own national olympiad pathway.
Subjects·Mathematics
IOI
The world championship in competitive programming and algorithms for secondary school students, with national teams chosen through local selection contests.
Subjects·Computer Science • Mathematics
Stockholm International Water Institute
An international competition for young people who have carried out water-related research projects, with national heats feeding into the international final in Stockholm.
Subjects·Environmental Science • Chemistry • Biology
Terra Science and Education
An international high school project competition on environmental issues, with categories spanning science, writing, business, art, music and robotics.
Subjects·Environmental Science • General STEM • Design
The New York Times
A year-round calendar of free student contests — editorial writing, personal narrative, podcasts, review writing, STEM writing and more — with winners published by the Times.
Subjects·English & Writing • Design
John Locke Institute
An international essay competition with questions set across philosophy, politics, economics, history, psychology, theology and law, judged by academics.
Subjects·English & Writing • Economics • History
Raspberry Pi Foundation
A global technology showcase where young creators share anything they have built with code — games, apps, hardware, websites — and get feedback from judges.
Subjects·Computer Science • Engineering • Design
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Teams act as investment advisers, manage a virtual portfolio and defend a strategy for a real client profile, with global finals hosted by Wharton.
Subjects·Finance • Economics • Business
Yale University
An academic summer programme on Yale's campus with interdisciplinary sessions in the sciences, humanities and policy, plus need-based financial aid.
Subjects·General STEM • Economics • English & Writing
Harvard University
One of the oldest and largest Model UN conferences for secondary school students, with committees simulating real UN bodies and international crises.
Subjects·Model United Nations • History • English & Writing
Hack Club
A worldwide network of teen coding clubs and hackathons, with open-source workshops, grants and events run by and for high schoolers.
Subjects·Computer Science • Design • Engineering
Society for Science
The world's largest pre-college science competition. Students qualify through an affiliated local or regional fair, then present original research to an international jury.
Subjects·General STEM • Biology • Engineering
Conrad Foundation
A multi-stage innovation and entrepreneurship competition where teams design a product or service addressing a global challenge, from aerospace to cyber-technology.
Subjects·Entrepreneurship • Engineering • General STEM
Breakthrough Prize
Explain a big idea in physics, life sciences or mathematics in a short original video. Winners receive a college scholarship and a science lab for their school.
Subjects·Physics • Biology • Mathematics
Stockholm International Water Institute
An international competition for young people who have carried out water-related research projects, with national heats feeding into the international final in Stockholm.
Subjects·Environmental Science • Chemistry • Biology
Terra Science and Education
An international high school project competition on environmental issues, with categories spanning science, writing, business, art, music and robotics.
Subjects·Environmental Science • General STEM • Design
MIT
Students propose a science, technology or engineering project they have not yet built; selected finalists receive funding, weekly mentorship from MIT students and a visit to campus.
Subjects·Engineering • General STEM • Computer Science
NASA
NASA's international hackathon, run in hundreds of cities and online, where teams build solutions to real space and Earth challenges using NASA's open data.
Subjects·Computer Science • Physics • General STEM
Build a solution to one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals using Google technology. Run through Google Developer Groups on Campus.
Subjects·Computer Science • Entrepreneurship • Environmental Science
Technovation
A global programme where girls work in teams with a mentor to build a mobile app or AI project that solves a problem in their community.
Subjects·Computer Science • Artificial Intelligence • Entrepreneurship
U.S. House of Representatives
A district-by-district coding competition in the United States. Students submit an original app and winners are recognised by their Member of Congress.
Subjects·Computer Science • Design
IOI
The world championship in competitive programming and algorithms for secondary school students, with national teams chosen through local selection contests.
Subjects·Computer Science • Mathematics
Raspberry Pi Foundation
A global technology showcase where young creators share anything they have built with code — games, apps, hardware, websites — and get feedback from judges.
Subjects·Computer Science • Engineering • Design
MIT
A programming competition where student teams write algorithms to control satellites, with finalist code run aboard the International Space Station.
Subjects·Computer Science • Physics • Robotics
Hack Club
A worldwide network of teen coding clubs and hackathons, with open-source workshops, grants and events run by and for high schoolers.
Subjects·Computer Science • Design • Engineering
AICRA
One of the world's largest robotics championships, organised by the All India Council for Robotics & Automation, with multiple age-group and machine categories.
Subjects·Robotics • Engineering • Computer Science
FIRST
Teams have a build season to design, construct and program an industrial-size robot, then compete at regional events and a world championship.
Subjects·Robotics • Engineering • Computer Science
REC Foundation
A season-long robotics competition with a new game each year, run through thousands of local, regional and world championship events.
Subjects·Robotics • Engineering
MIT
A programming competition where student teams write algorithms to control satellites, with finalist code run aboard the International Space Station.
Subjects·Computer Science • Physics • Robotics
Build a solution to one of the UN Sustainable Development Goals using Google technology. Run through Google Developer Groups on Campus.
Subjects·Computer Science • Entrepreneurship • Environmental Science
Conrad Foundation
A multi-stage innovation and entrepreneurship competition where teams design a product or service addressing a global challenge, from aerospace to cyber-technology.
Subjects·Entrepreneurship • Engineering • General STEM
Horn Entrepreneurship, University of Delaware
A global entrepreneurship competition for high schoolers, with tracks for both business ventures and social innovation concepts.
Subjects·Entrepreneurship • Business • Finance
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Teams act as investment advisers, manage a virtual portfolio and defend a strategy for a real client profile, with global finals hosted by Wharton.
Subjects·Finance • Economics • Business
DemiDec
A global academic tournament with team debate, collaborative writing, a scholar's challenge and a bowl, progressing from regional rounds to the Tournament of Champions.
Subjects·English & Writing • History • General STEM
IMO
The world championship mathematics competition for pre-university students. Countries send teams selected through their own national olympiad pathway.
Subjects·Mathematics
IOI
The world championship in competitive programming and algorithms for secondary school students, with national teams chosen through local selection contests.
Subjects·Computer Science • Mathematics
John Locke Institute
An international essay competition with questions set across philosophy, politics, economics, history, psychology, theology and law, judged by academics.
Subjects·English & Writing • Economics • History
Harvard University
One of the oldest and largest Model UN conferences for secondary school students, with committees simulating real UN bodies and international crises.
Subjects·Model United Nations • History • English & Writing
Breakthrough Prize
Explain a big idea in physics, life sciences or mathematics in a short original video. Winners receive a college scholarship and a science lab for their school.
Subjects·Physics • Biology • Mathematics
Terra Science and Education
An international high school project competition on environmental issues, with categories spanning science, writing, business, art, music and robotics.
Subjects·Environmental Science • General STEM • Design
Alliance for Young Artists & Writers
The longest-running recognition programme for creative teens in the United States, with awards across dozens of art and writing categories.
Subjects·Design • English & Writing
The New York Times
A year-round calendar of free student contests — editorial writing, personal narrative, podcasts, review writing, STEM writing and more — with winners published by the Times.
Subjects·English & Writing • Design
John Locke Institute
An international essay competition with questions set across philosophy, politics, economics, history, psychology, theology and law, judged by academics.
Subjects·English & Writing • Economics • History
Raspberry Pi Foundation
A global technology showcase where young creators share anything they have built with code — games, apps, hardware, websites — and get feedback from judges.
Subjects·Computer Science • Engineering • Design
Davidson Institute
Scholarships for students who have completed a significant piece of work in science, technology, mathematics, literature, music or philosophy.
Subjects·General STEM • Mathematics • English & Writing
Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
An achievement-based scholarship for graduating high school seniors in the United States, recognising leadership and service alongside academics.
Subjects·General STEM
MIT
Students propose a science, technology or engineering project they have not yet built; selected finalists receive funding, weekly mentorship from MIT students and a visit to campus.
Subjects·Engineering • General STEM • Computer Science
Yale University
An academic summer programme on Yale's campus with interdisciplinary sessions in the sciences, humanities and policy, plus need-based financial aid.
Subjects·General STEM • Economics • English & Writing
Davidson Institute
Scholarships for students who have completed a significant piece of work in science, technology, mathematics, literature, music or philosophy.
Subjects·General STEM • Mathematics • English & Writing
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