It’s time to make those final edits because the University of Adelaide Young Scientist of the Year video competition closes on Friday, October 29!
For University of Adelaide Young Scientist of the Year video competition, you’ll need to channel your inner eco-warrior to make a short video on an environmental problem or solution on one of the following topics:
You could be named the University of Adelaide Young Scientist of the Year, plus win $500 for yourself, and $1000 for your school! There are other great prizes up for grabs too.
The University of Adelaide has teamed up with Careers with STEM for this curriculum-linked competition that is open to students in years 7-10 attending an Australian school.
You can enter individually or in teams of 2,3 or 4.
ENTER HERE
Need help with your entry?
- Get storytelling tips from the judges – Professor Alan Collins (Tectonic Geologist), Joanne Villis (Digital Technologies Teacher), Anastasia Volkova (Aerospace Engineer) and Holly Cooke (Geology Student).
- Suss out three prize-winning topics – we’ve got an idea starter for each category.
- Scrub up on your science video making skills – watch the video below and getting even more deets here.
For more information on the University of Adelaide Young Scientist of the Year video competition, head on over the main competition page.
