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BIAA / COMPETITIONS / GLOBAL REGIONS

A global competition map with a clear application boundary.

The directory groups public opportunities by region and keeps eligibility, deadlines, official entry points and result status visible. Listing an event does not imply BIAA participation, partnership, sponsorship or recommendation.

Prepare a project brief
The directory is an external-resource map. Participation, fees, travel, safeguarding, intellectual property and awards remain governed by each organiser’s current rules.
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01 / Question02 / Understand03 / Build04 / Verify
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BIAA / REGIONS

Five regions, one evidence model

The first release provides official starting points for Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area, Singapore, the United States and Europe. Dates and eligibility must be checked again for each cycle.

  • 01Hong Kong — student science and technology competitions published by official education or government channels
  • 02Greater Bay Area — university, city and regional competitions, separated from funding schemes
  • 03Singapore — SSEF and related national STEM competitions
  • 04United States — affiliated-fair routes and Regeneron ISEF rules/results
  • 05Europe — EUCYS and national-contest nomination routes
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BIAA / WEEKLY

A weekly collection loop keeps the directory honest

Once a week, editors check official calendars, notices, application portals and result pages, then record the checked date, changed fields, broken links and next review date. Award stories are separate records and never inferred from a project showcase.

  • 01Discover and de-duplicate official sources
  • 02Check the current cycle, time zone and eligibility
  • 03Publish source, status and application route
  • 04Archive expired records without rewriting history
  • 05Add verified winning projects only from an official result page
Singapore Science & Engineering Fair Regeneron ISEF official rules and results European Union Contest for Young Scientists Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition notice
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BIAA / OUTCOMES

Projects and awards need their own evidence

A competition entry may be a learning opportunity; a result is a separate claim. BIAA records the project title, official award wording, result date and source, while minimising personal data about minors.

BIAA / NEXT

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01BIAA / COMPETITIONS / CHINA VERIFICATION

China competition records begin with evidence, not a label.

This page is a verification index—not an official whitelist. Each record must connect an issuing authority, current cycle, eligibility, submission route, deadline and result source before it is shown as actionable.

02Project learning system

One project. A complete, learnable technology tree.

Start with what the project must do. BIAA then maps the system, prerequisites, team roles, learning modules, hands-on outputs and evidence needed to move from an idea to an integrated prototype.

03Stage one / mentor framework

Mentorship begins with a project decision, not a decorative profile.

BIAA is preparing a mentor framework for project framing, technical review, safety gates, evidence critique and pitch rehearsal. Named profiles will appear only after identity, expertise, safeguarding responsibilities and availability are verified.

04Open learning resources

Practical tools for asking better questions about technology learning.

These resources explain concepts and decision criteria. They are educational material, not personal academic advice, certification guidance or a substitute for programme-specific safeguarding information.

BIAA / NEXT STEP

Prepare a project brief

The directory is an external-resource map. Participation, fees, travel, safeguarding, intellectual property and awards remain governed by each organiser’s current rules.

Prepare a project brief