Japan's flagship residential cybersecurity camp for students aged 13–22, offering advanced technical and ethics training, with travel and lodging paid.
A one-week, non-credit residential summer institute at Wake Forest University for high school students. Identify needs and solve real-world problems with innovative engineering solutions.
CBSE's two-round reading-comprehension challenge in English and Hindi: an offline school round followed by an online round for each school's nominated students.
Türkiye Teknoloji Takımı Vakfı (T3 Vakfı) – TEKNOFEST
Teams of high-school students design, build and launch a rocket that must reach at least 4,000 feet in the A1 Lise category of the TEKNOFEST Rocket Competition.
A four-day local, non-residential experience for students aged 16 and over to explore STEM pathways at universities and companies, with funded places in some locations.
National school sports olympiad for students with disabilities (SMPLB/SMALB and equivalents), with sports including wheelchair athletics, badminton, bocce and chess, selected from school to national level.
Lớp 9–11
Chưa công bố chi phí
Tài trợ một phầnChưa mở nhận hồ sơCần qua vòng loại
高知県・まんが王国・土佐推進協議会 (Kochi Prefecture / Manga Kingdom Tosa Promotion Council)
A national manga team competition for high school students: teams of 3-5 submit a one-page manga on a set theme online, and 33 selected schools (including overseas schools) compete live in Kochi City.
Indonesia's national science olympiad for senior secondary students in nine branches (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Informatics, Biology, Astronomy, Economics, Earth Science, Geography), run by Puspresnas.
Tata Sons (Tata Building India School Essay Competition)
A national essay competition run by the Tata group in schools across India on a nation-building topic, judged at school, city and national levels, with national winners felicitated in New Delhi and an intended visit to Rashtrapati Bhavan. Dates for the next edition are not published; schools can register their interest.
An international high school physics competition: students take a 40-question, 45-minute multiple-choice exam at school, and school teams compete in regions in Division I (first-year physics) or Division II (second-year physics).
The national round of the World Robot Olympiad, organised in Türkiye by Bilim Kahramanları Derneği since 2014, with RoboMission, Future Innovators, Future Engineers and RoboSports categories.