Hanwha Science Challenge is Korea's largest science competition aimed at developing a wider understanding for energy, bio, climate change, water, and other areas of science as well as strengthening creative exploration in these fields. Any high school student with a passion for science is welcome to vie for winning the title, "Korea's young Nobel laureate." Show off the brilliant ideas you have!
Organizer | Hanwha Corporation/Defense |
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Target | Team of two high school students with a knack for science and one teacher |
Time | Preliminaries registration: March On- & offline screening: April-June (tentative) Finals & awards ceremony: September (tentative) |
Content |
• On- and offline preliminaries (20 teams selected) • Finals for two days followed by awards ceremony |
Benefit |
• Gold: 20 million won (two teams) • Silver: 10 million won (two teams) • Bronze: 5 million won (15 teams) • Research activity budget for finalists (one million won) • best teacher prize (3 million won) • best school prize (5 million won) for grand prize, gold, and silver winners • Award winners participate in tours to Europe and America • Regular membership trainings for award winners |