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Eligible senior secondary students worldwide and students entering university in 2026/27 may participate.
Eligible senior secondary students worldwide can enter the LSESU Economics Society's 2026 essay competition by submitting an English essay of up to 1,500 words on one of five economics questions.
School students who meet the age requirement of their selected STEAM training program may register.
School students can register for practical STEM training at STEAM Centers in artificial intelligence, robotics, programming, CAD, CNC, drone technologies and other fields. Registration closes on September 10, 2026.
Students in grades 9–12; teams must participate with a teacher or eligible school advisor.
In this free international investment competition organized by the Wharton School, teams of students in grades 9–12 develop an investment strategy based on a real-world client scenario.
Students aged 13-18.
Students aged 13-18 explain a difficult concept from physics, mathematics, or life sciences in an English video of no more than 2 minutes.
High-school students aged 16–18 worldwide may participate in teams of 4–6 led by a teacher or counselor from their school.
High-school students aged 16–18 can form teams of 4–6 and take part for free in the Hult Future Leaders Challenge 2026, solving a real business challenge set by LEGO.
Students in Azerbaijan in grades 7–12 may participate by choosing either the Physics or Astronomy track.
Students in grades 7–12 can enter the Azerbaijan selection round of Copernicus Physics & Astronomy 2026–2027 in Physics or Astronomy, taking place on September 27 in Baku and Nakhchivan.
Eligible Azerbaijani applicants entering undergraduate study who meet the age and academic requirements may apply.
Azerbaijani citizens can apply for the South Korean government's 2027 Global Korea Scholarship for undergraduate study, with support including tuition, airfare, Korean-language training and monthly allowances.
Applications must be submitted in teams of 3 or 4.
Teams of 3–4 can develop innovative solutions to real transportation challenges using data provided by AYNA.
Full-time high school students worldwide can participate in teams of 3–6.
Teams of 3–6 high school students can enter the global International Public Policy Forum, research a public-policy topic, submit an evidence-based essay, and advance through international written and oral debate rounds.
Students worldwide who will be aged 13–18 when the programmes covered by the scholarships begin.
In this free international essay competition for students aged 13–18, participants submit a 500-word academic essay for the chance to earn scholarships of up to 100% toward Immerse Education programmes.
Students aged 13–18 worldwide may participate in teams of 2–5 with a coach aged 18 or older.
Students aged 13–18 can form teams of 2–5 and develop STEM-based innovations addressing real-world problems in the international Conrad Challenge.
Students aged 14–18 from anywhere in the world may participate in teams of 2–4.
Students aged 14–18 can enter the free, fully online Global Virtual Hackathon 2026 in teams of 2–4 from anywhere in the world.
Open to all ages and skill levels.
Registration is open for NASA's global Space Apps Challenge hackathon. Participants use data from NASA and partner space agencies to build projects for real-world problems.
High-achieving students from countries outside the U.S. who communicate proficiently in English and are generally in the equivalent of U.S. grades 9–11 may apply; Azerbaijan is covered through the “All Other Countries” route.
Eligible students from Azerbaijan can apply through ASSIST for a one-academic-year scholarship placement at a leading U.S. private school. Applications for 2027–2028 are open, with a main deadline of December 1, 2026.
High-school students aged 14–18 worldwide may participate in teams of 2–4 with an advisor aged 21 or older.
Students aged 14–18 can form teams of 2–4 and develop a business or social innovation concept for the University of Delaware's Diamond Challenge 2027, competing for a $100,000 overall prize pool.
High-school students aged 14–18 worldwide, including students in Azerbaijan, may participate individually or in teams of up to five.
Students aged 14–18 worldwide can enter the free Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition 2027 individually or in teams of up to five and submit an innovative business idea through a video pitch.
Students in grades 6-12 (or international equivalents) worldwide may participate individually or in groups.
Students in grades 6-12 worldwide can create a one-minute video connecting population growth to City Planning, Fresh Water Use, or Extreme Weather, with a sustainable solution, for a chance to win cash prizes of up to $1,200.
Students aged 13–19 worldwide, including students from Azerbaijan, may register for The Earth Prize 2027.
Students aged 13–19 worldwide can register free for The Earth Prize 2027, develop innovative solutions to environmental challenges, access mentoring and learning resources, and compete for a shared $100,000 funding pool for winners.
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