Programs

MOE's research mentorship for upper-secondary students: pupils work on a science project with a mentor from a university, polytechnic or research agency and publish a paper at the Youth Science Conference.

• Sec 3 – Sec 4
• Cost not published

A one-week residential STEM camp at the South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics in Hartsville for rising 8th–10th graders strong in science and math.

• Grades 9–10
• Cost not published

A paid six-week summer program at Salt Lake Community College that introduces Salt Lake County high-school students to healthcare careers.

• Grades 9–12
• No fee

A week-long residential maths summer school for top Intermediate Mathematical Challenge scorers in Years 10–11.

• Year 10–11 / S3–S4
• Cost not published

A nationally competitive NASA-funded summer internship where high school students work with NASA, academic and industry experts on mission data, on site in Austin or virtually.

• Grades 10–11
• Cost not published

A residential forensic science camp at West Virginia University for students entering 11th or 12th grade.

• Grades 10–11
• Fee: $1,749 USD

A free multi-day camp on a Montana college campus where high-school students explore careers in behavioral health.

• Grades 9–11
• No fee

Tra Vinh University's annual programming and AI contest for university and high-school students, with a separate programming division for upper-secondary (THPT) students.

• Grades 10–12
• Cost not published

The 2027 Arkansas Valley Regional Science Fair, one of Colorado's regional science fairs whose top projects advance to the Colorado Science & Engineering Fair (CSEF).

• Up to grade 12
• Cost not published

A two-week residential engineering program on Virginia Tech's Blacksburg campus for rising juniors and seniors who live in Virginia.

• Grades 10–11
• Cost not published

Conduct an original online research project with faculty guidance and a final research paper.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published

Alabama's state Science Olympiad tournament for high-school (Division C) teams, hosted by the University of Alabama; state champions advance to the Science Olympiad National Tournament.

• Grades 9–12
• Cost not published