Talk:International Science Olympiad

Capitalization

Shouldn't all the words in this article name be capitalized? Spalding 11:32, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

1. I dont think so, they are not initials. --Windymager 20:38, 24 November 2006 (UTC)

Disambiguation

Shouldn't this have a disambiguation page for ISO on it? --Quantumtunnels (talk) 00:57, 20 May 2010 (UTC)

Intel ISEF add?

About Intel ISEF

The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), a program of Society for Science & the Public (the Society), is the world’s largest international pre-college science competition.

Winners from Intel ISEF 2017 were announced on May 18 & 19:https://student.societyforscience.org/intel-isef Laratracy (talk) 05:54, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

ISO Interso Olympiad?

http://ntic.edu.ng/content/olympiad-studies Olympiad Studies

The Nigerian Tulip International Colleges is the pioneer organizer of the International Science Olympiad (ISO); an international competition in science subjects of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer and Biology with participating countries drawn from more than 20 countries around the world. The competition creates an international atmosphere where students from different countries interact and share their experiences and cultural values.

Interso.net. Go to website. Interso is ranked > 3,000,000 in the United States. 'International Science Olympiad 25-30 May, Abuja / NIGERIA.'.Laratracy (talk) 05:58, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

IEO Olympiad

About IEO Olympiad

• source :

http://iofworld.org/ieo-2/ The International English Olympiad, a test of competence in English Language, is held annually at the national and international levels based on syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ICSE and the State Boards. It which provides ample opportunity to the students not only to test their skills but also sharpen them accordingly and provide how about international standard. Proficiency in these areas will help every child who knows English not only excel in exams but are known to do to well in practically every aspect of their dealings. The questions will be of objective type in nature with multiple choice answers. There is no negative marking. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Laratracy (talk • contribs) 06:06, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

International Olympiad of Metropolises

• http://2016.megapolis.educom.ru/en/participants-preparation
• http://megapolis.educom.ru/en/about-olymp

About the Olympiad

In September 2016 the opening ceremony of the first International Olympiad of Metropolises was held in Moscow. The contest was organized on the initiative of the Mayor of Moscow.

The words “Moscow is the land of hospitality, the land of discoveries” became a motto for 173 high school students from 18 countries of the world. Teams of young experts in mathematics, informatics, chemistry and physics came to the Russian capital from 22 biggest cities and capitals from all over the world: Abu-Dhabi, Almaty, Astana, Belgrade, Berlin, Bishkek, Budapest, Jakarta, Düsseldorf, Yerevan, Leipzig, Milan, Minsk, New-Delhi, Beijing, Riga, St. Petersburg, Sofia, Tallinn, Tel-Aviv, Helsinki, and Moscow that hosted the event.

Participants of the Olympiad of Metropolises were students of 14 to 18 years of age. Every city was presented by 8 students and team leaders who were translating the tasks into the native language of the team.

Physics and chemistry contests consisted of theoretical and experimental rounds. Mathematics and informatics sections included solving of problems. The complexity of tasks was comparable to traditional international Olympiads.

In addition to the main contests the students took part in an exciting multi-disciplinary blitz contest. Teams simultaneously were solving tasks in mathematics, informatics, chemistry and physics. Before coming to the Olympiad every team sent their tasks for each of the four disciplines of the final school exam level. The blitz contest tasks were selected from them. The results of the blitz contest were not included into the final score.

The organizers prepared an exciting cultural program. The students took part in a walking tour Moscow Quest round the city, they learnt about the history and cultural heritage of Russia and its capital, visited museums, exhibitions and festivities devoted to the Day of Moscow.

Chemistry

The competition consists of Theoretical and Experimental rounds.

Students will be asked to solve 5 problems in theoretical round, and 2 problems in experimental round. The estimated duration of each round is 4 hours.

Participants will be provided with two versions of tasks: in English and in student's mother tongue.

Requirements and tasks examples.

Physics

The competition consists of Theoretical and Experimental rounds.

Students will be asked to solve 3 problems in theoretical round, and 1 problem in experimental round. The estimated duration of each round is 5 hours.

Participants will be provided with two versions of tasks: in English and in student's mother tongue.

Requirements and tasks examples.

Informatics

The competition consists of two rounds of practice.

Students will be asked to solve 4 problems in each round. The estimated duration of each round is 4 hours.

Participants will be provided with two versions of tasks: in English and in student's mother tongue.

Requirements and tasks examples.

The updated contestant image for VirtualBox, which will be used during the rounds on informatics is available here: https://yadi.sk/d/jsbKAZEbufmGK. If you don't log in automatically, choose username 'contestant' and press 'Enter'.

Mathematics

The Contest includes two rounds and it takes place in two consecutive days. On each day of the Contest the examination starts in the morning and lasts for 4,5 hours. Each of two papers consists of 3 problems. A participant can receive a maximum of seven points for each problem. Each participant may receive the problems in two languages (in English and in student's mother tongue). The format and the level of tasks correspond to the level of the International Mathematical Olympiad and other major international competitions, such as the Romanian Masters or International Zhautykov Olympiad.

Themes of problems are in line with the All-Russian Olympiad, the Tournament of Towns and the Moscow Mathematical Olympiad. The problems cover various fields of school mathematics (mostly geometry, number theory, algebra and combinatorics). The problems do not require knowledge of higher mathematics. Generally, all the problems have short solutions. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Laratracy (talk • contribs) 06:10, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

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Asia-Pacific Informatics Olympiad

http://apio-olympiad.org/ — Preceding unsigned comment added by Laratracy (talk • contribs) 06:42, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

http://www.internationalgeographybee.com/asia/asian-championships/

Full details on the 2018 International Geography Bee Asian Division Championships will be available here by fall 2017.

Congratulations to the 2017 International Geography Bee Asian Division Champions! Varsity – Alfred Chan, Creative Secondary School, Hong Kong Junior Varsity – Vijay Siddharth, NPS International School, Singapore Middle School – Pierre-Adam Caudal, Lycée Français de Singapour, Singapore — Preceding unsigned comment added by Laratracy (talk • contribs) 07:02, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

Asian Science & Maths Olympiads (ASMO)

Asian Science & Maths Olympiads (ASMO)

We are pleased to invites you to participate in the 2016 ASIAN Science & Maths Olympiad (ASMO). We would like to take this opportunity to reach out into the community to provide an event that will foster mathematics and Science interest and expertise among your students.

• ASMO winners will enter international selection round supported by Ministry of Education to represent Malaysia to international competitions such as ASMO international, ASMOPS and IMC.

Asia Finals Competition for 7th WMO World Olympiad Mathematics Competition was held in Singapore

http://www.asmo.asia/2016/03/31/invitation-letter-for-2016-asmo-contest/ 2016 ASIAN Science & Maths Olympiad (ASMO). We would like to take this opportunity to reach out into the community to provide an event that will foster mathematics and Science interest and expertise among your students.

• ASMO winners will enter international selection round supported by Ministry of Education to represent Malaysia to international competitions such as ASMO international, ASMOPS and IMC.

The objectives of ASMO 2016 are as follows:

   To stimulate interest in mathematicsand Science;
   To improve the Mathematical an Science talents and skills of teenagers and students in primary and secondary school;

Shall not be reproduced without permission：Asian Science & Maths Olympiads (ASMO) » Asia Finals Competition for 7th WMO World Olympiad Mathematics Competition was held in Singapore — Preceding unsigned comment added by Laratracy (talk • contribs) 07:05, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad

Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad http://www.seamo-official.org/

https://sasmo.sg/

SASMO is a math olympiad contest that stretches not only the brightest students but is aimed at instilling confidence for all students.

The contest is designed in a way to make every student love Math again. SASMO contest fits nicely into the school curriculum with a high focus on non routine problem sums – preparing for SASMO contest helps students prepare for the PSLE and O-Level exams.

Created in 2006, SASMO is one of largest math contests in Asia. It has expanded from 155 local participants in 2006 to more than 20 000 participants from 19 countries in SASMO 2016. More than 100 schools from Singapore took part in SASMO 2016.

The SASMO Team with the support of Advisory Council spend countless hours carefully developing contest papers which will touch on both school and Olympiad maths. This combined effort allow participants to do better compared to pure-Olympiad papers, since they are familiar with some questions and are able to put on their thinking caps for others, bringing out the inner mathematician in them.

With realistic and high standards, SASMO contests aim to stretch the untapped thinking potential of the student population, their participation in SASMO will help them improve in school mathematics as well as higher order thinking skills (HOTS). — Preceding unsigned comment added by Laratracy (talk • contribs) 07:07, 5 August 2017 (UTC)

Indonesian International Medical Olympiad 2017

http://medicalzone.org/indonesian-international-medical-olympiad-imo/

http://www.hmpd-untad.org/about-imo-indonesian-medical-olympiad/

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Pentingnya intelektualitas serta sikap yang harus dimiliki oleh generasi-generasi unggulan yaitu mahasiswa kedokteran yang memiliki kesempatan peran yang cukup strategis dalam menghadapi globalisasi yaitu melalui pembentukan pelajar unggul baik dalam intelektualitas maupun perilaku sehingga dapat menjadi pelaku perubahan yang berguna bagi diri sendiri, keluarga, serta bagi nusa dan bangsa. Ikatan Senat Mahasiswa Kedokteran Indonesia (ISMKI) sebagai satu-satunya organisasi resmi antar Lembaga Eksekutif Mahasiswa Kedokteran Indonesia yang disahkan dalam SK Dirjen DIKTI NO. 61/DIKTI/Kep/1989 telah menyelenggarakan berbagai kegiatan mahasiswa dibidang pendidikan, penelitian, dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat yang biasa disebut dengan tridharma perguruan tinggi. Untuk itulah bidang Pendidikan dan Profesi Ikatan Senat Mahasiswa Kedokteran Indonesia (ISMKI) bekerjasama dengan 72 institusi di Indonesia berupaya untuk mewadahi berbagai potensi generasi penerus bangsa, setiap tahunnya menggelar ajang kompetisi berbentuk olimpiade satu-satunya di dunia bagi mahasiswa pendidikan dokter sejak tahun 2009 yang saat ini dikenal dengan Indonesian Medical Olympiad (IMO).

Oktober 12, 2016 Indonesian International Medical Olympiad (IMO) Posted By: IT 0 Comment

Indonesian International Medical Olympiad (IMO) adalah kompetisi bidang kedokteran tahunan yang merupakan salah satu program Ikatan Senat Mahasiswa Kedokteran Indonesia. Tahun ini Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Pelita Harapan diberikan kehormatan untuk menjadi tuan rumah IMO 2016 yang merupakan IMO yang ke-7 sejak 2010. Cabang-cabang yang akan dilombakan antara lain: Cardiorespirology, Gastroenterology, Muskuloskeletal, Urology & Reproductive Medicine dan cabang internasional meliputi Tropical Infection dan Neuropsychiatry. IMO 2016 akan diadakan di Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Pelita Harapan, Tangerang pada tanggal 12-16 Oktober 2016.

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European Olympiad List

Number	Science	Symbol	Year	Web
Exam Base
1	Balkan Mathematical Olympiad	BMO	since 1985	http://www.massee-org.eu/index.php/mathematical/bmo
2	European Junior Olympiad in Informatics	EJOI	since 2017	https://ejoi2023.kiu.edu.ge/
3	Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad	JBMO	since 1997	http://www.massee-org.eu/index.php/mathematical/jbmo
4	European Union Science Olympiad	EUSO	since 2003	http://euso.eu/
5	South Eastern European Mathematical Olympiad	SEEMOUS	since 2007	http://www.massee-org.eu/index.php/mathematical/seemous
6	Middle European Mathematical Olympiad	MEMO	since 2007
7	European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad	EGMO	since 2012	https://www.egmo.org/
8	European Physics Olympiad	EuPhO	since 2017	http://eupho.ut.ee/
9	Central European Informatics Olympiad	align=center	align=center|since
Project Base
1	Euroasia Environmental Project Olympiad	INEPO	since 2007	http://www.inepo-euroasia.com/

International Festival of Language & Culture, IFLC

International Festival of Language & Culture, IFLC can add to list? http://www.intflc.org/

IGO geometry

https://fmic.gov.ng/international-competitions-adamu-commends-tulip-intl-college-winning-medals/

http://igo-official.ir/?lang=en - national in 40 countries ? international?

also - International Geometry Olympiad - Bangladesh. The 2017 International Geometry Olympiad will be held on-site in Bangladesh on 7 September 2017.!!!

The Vice Principal, Mr. Bob Odey Ushie, listed the competitions to include GISUTECH-2016, an International Robotics and Technology Competition held in Uganda. The students won 3 Gold Medals and 1 silver medal; International Math Challenge, IMC, VI-2017 held in Thailand. The students won 5 Gold medals, 3 Silver medals and 3 Bronze medals; World Scholar’s Cup- 2017, held in Dubai, Essay writing competition, were they won 1 Gold medal and 3 Silver medals; International Young Investors Project Olympiad, IYIPO-2016, Georgia – 1 Silver medal; International Festival of Language & Culture, IFLC-2016, Turkey- 6 Gold medals, 2 Silver medals and 4 Bronze medals; International Geometry Olympiad, IGO-2016, Iran -1 Silver medal and 3 Bronze medals. Others were, Genius Olympiad, an international high school project competition about environmental issues, GENIUS-2016, held in USA, 2 Bronze medals; International Environmental Project Olympiad, GOLDEN CLIMATE, 2016, Kenya, 2 Silver medals and 2 Bronze medals; Malaysian International Young Olympiad, MIYIO, 2017, Malaysia- 2 Bronze medals; Pan African Mathematics Olympiad, PAMO- 2016, Senegal- 1 Bronze medal; International Informatics Project Competition, Infomatrix-2016, Romania-2 Bronze medals. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Yekatrinbourgia (talk • contribs) 17:15, 11 January 2018 (UTC)

International Mathematics Contest - Singapore

http://www.imcunion.org/UNION/A2-1.html

Draft:List of Olympiads

See Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion/Draft:List of Olympiads and note the suggestion that the draft contains information that may be worth merging into this article. I think it might be slightly more complicated, but a worthy idea to consider. --SmokeyJoe (talk) 20:29, 7 August 2018 (UTC)

Inclusion criteria

Many olympiads have been added to and later removed from this list due to concerns over notability. There is no universally agreed upon set of olympiads that count as "international science olympiads", but I hope we can come to a consensus for some criteria to consider before adding or removing olympiads from this list. Here's my proposal:

• Must be truly international: not limited to a single country or group of countries (e.g. EGMO wouldn't count)
• Must be scientific: this term may be interpreted broadly to include mathematics and the social sciences, but in my opinion doesn't include history, philosophy, or geography. If these are to be included, perhaps this article should be retitled "International Olympiad".
• Must be an olympiad: this excludes science fairs like ISEF and buzzer-based competitions

Also, all of the agreed-upon olympiads are restricted to high school or middle school students, so that should probably be a requirement.

In addition to being an international science olympiad, for inclusion in this list olympiad should meet the following notability criteria:

• Must have run at least 5 times. Every now and then new olympiads are started but fail to get off the ground. Thus, new olympiads need to prove themselves before being added to this list.
• Must be notable enough to have their own Wikipedia article

Curious to hear what others think about this list. Djkauffman (talk) 15:11, 19 August 2022 (UTC)

This strikes me as a good set of criteria. I'd add on to the "truly international" point, and say that each participating country must send 1-2 teams of no more than 6 students. Perhaps there are some Olympiads that allow teams of 8 or so, as I'm not familiar with each one, but something like the International History Olympiad, which doesn't have true national teams and which is attended by tens if not hundreds of American students each year, should absolutely not count. I'd otherwise be inclined to allow competitions like iGeo or IPO but your argument is reasonable.

It may also be worthwhile to add a note to the article on the nebulous nature of the criteria defining an ISO. I think this is a useful article to have because many people likely wonder about the most recognized international academic competitions, and the olympiads are similar enough that it is quite reasonable to categorize them under the same label, but "International Science Olympiads" aren't actually a thing, in the sense that there's no definition of them and the organizers of the IMO couldn't care less about the IBO. 42Q7 (talk) 20:34, 31 October 2022 (UTC)

• There is another point, which may seem so blindingly obvious to experienced Wikipedians as not to need mentioning, but is not always clear to new editors, so it is worth mentioning here. Of course, in order to be included any olympiad must satisfy Wikipedia's notability guidelines, and, just as with most list articles, one which has not been demonstrated to be notable enough to be the subject of a Wikipedia article must not be included. JBW (talk) 20:32, 17 March 2024 (UTC)