Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) (UK Astronomy Technology Centre)
Week-long work experience placements at the UK Astronomy Technology Centre in Edinburgh for S4 to S6 students. The 2026 round closed on 13 March 2026; 2027 dates have not yet been announced.
Singapore's free national programming olympiad for secondary and JC students: an online preliminary contest, then a final at NUS School of Computing that leads to IOI and EGOI team selection.
Grade 11 and 12 Yukon students take YukonU courses or trades pre-apprenticeship programs that count toward both high-school graduation and a YukonU credential.
Clinical and non-clinical work experience of up to one week at Dorset County Hospital for students from Year 10 upwards, with applications currently open for September 2026 to July 2027.
Department of Social Justice and Empowerment, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, with National Testing Agency (NTA)
Under the Government of India's SHRESHTA scheme, about 3,000 meritorious Scheduled Caste students a year win seats in the best private residential schools for Class 9 or Class 11 through the National Entrance Test (NETS) conducted by NTA. The 2027 call has not been announced.
Türkiye Teknoloji Takımı Vakfı (T3 Vakfı) – TEKNOFEST
Ortaokul, lise veya üniversite öğrencilerinden oluşan takımlar, verilen görev senaryolarını yerine getiren uzaktan kumandalı ve/veya otonom su altı araçları geliştirir.
A free, year-long programme at Modern Art Oxford for 16-18-year-olds living in Oxfordshire to experiment, collaborate and co-curate creative projects with artists.
A monthly problem-sheet programme with one-to-one support from a volunteer mentor, with nine levels from KS3 to A level. Applications for 2027-28 are expected to open around June 2027.
Full tuition for all four years at NewUU for admitted applicants from low-income families registered in Uzbekistan's Unified Register of Social Protection.
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The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Wales invites Year 10 to 13 students in Wales to submit individual or group research projects (up to five students) on current mental health issues, judged on originality and presentation quality.