Online Applications Now Open!

Online Applications Now Open!

The National Science + Engineering Competition isnow accepting online entries to the 2012/2013 Competition.

The National Science + Engineering Competition aims to recognise and reward young people's achievements in all areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). It is open to 11-18 year olds in the UK and provides young people with the opportunity to build their skills and confidence in project-based work.

There are many benefits to entering the competition, including improving your communication skills and honing your science/engineering knowledge. There are a range of fantastic prizes, including 'once in a lifetime' experiences and cash prizes.

How to enter

Entering the National Science + Engineering Competition is easy.

You can enter a team or individual project into the Science/Maths or Engineering/Technology streams. Projectscan already have been created for school or another scheme/competition or you can make a new project to enter our Competition.

There are two ways to enter your project online;

Through a writtensubmission about your project (maximum 4 pages)
Or by producing a film of your project (3-5 mins)

For a comprehensive guide to entering your project please see our Competition Guide.

Why should I enter?

There are so many reasons, and not just the prizes!

Engage with science and engineering by creating a project that you are passionate about.
Build your presentation and communication skills as you showcase your project online by writing a project summary or producing a short film.
Your hard work could be recognised in a prestigious national competition.
Compete against young scientists and engineers from across the UK.
Boost your your UCAS form for university and collegeapplications.

“I have enjoyed it so much and it has been an amazing experience and oneI would definitely recommend people to enter!” - Ellie Hemmings, Uppingham Community College

What can I win?

The National Science + Engineering Competition offers lots of prizes and

experiences throughout the process.

The best projects are invited to showcase their work and represent their region at the National Finals! The National Finals take place at The Big Bang Fair from 14 – 15March 2013 at ExCel London. All finalists are invited to showcase their projects to our judges and over 60,000 visitors.

Finalists will compete for over 30 prizes and international experiences worth over £50,000, including the titles of ‘UK Young Scientist of the Year’ and ‘UK Young Engineer of the Year’. The Winners will be announced at the exciting NationalAwards Ceremony.

Further information

Applications for online entry close at 11.59pm on Wednesday 31st October 2012.

To find out about the Competition and how you can enter, we recommend all competitors and supporting adults read the Competition Guide.

You can enter your project at:

Good Luck!

National Science + Engineering Competition Team

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For more information and to download supporting materials please see the Competition website:

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Find out about the Competition and what previous competitors say!

Watch Wasim Miah and Jessica Jones, Young Engineers of the Year 2012, on BBC Breakfast: