Ask the Question. Shape the Future.
Korea Financial Times
Youth Research Paper Competition
Explore the field you want to study at university.
The first step in showing your academic interests and your research ability.
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How much will AI change the work we do?
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How will climate change
reshape our lives? -
How will robots and humans
live side by side? -
What can be done about
low birth rates and ageing? -
What will future finance look like?
Explore the question you carry,
and show the world one English research paper.
The Youth English Research Paper Competition invites students to look for their own answers through research. Middle and high school students hoping to study at English-speaking universities in Korea or abroad choose a topic they care about and see it through to a finished English research paper.
- Who can enter
- 9–12 grade
- Grade 9–12 students in Korea or abroad
- Paper length
- 3,000~ 10,000
- 3,000–10,000 words, in English
- Entry fee
- 1,100,000 KRW
- Per entrant
AWARDS
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Grand Prize 1 winner -
Gold 1 per field -
Silver 1 per field -
Bronze 1 per field -
Ambassador
Special
Award
You are invited to the Youth English
Research Paper Competition.
About
The competition is for students like you.
Turn your question into your first research paper.
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Topic See the guide
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Registration Until Oct 31
Online registration closed
Open to recommended students
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Submission Closes Dec 11
Only students who registered in advance can submit a paper
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Review Dec 14 – 20
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Results Dec 21 (Mon)
On this site and by individual notice
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Publication Dec 23 (Wed)
On this site
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Ceremony Dec 30 (Wed)
Venue: Korea Federation of Banks International Conference Hall, Myeongdong
Coverage of the ceremony and interviews with the winners
What you are already curious about
can become your research topic.
You are free to propose your own topic. In science, technology and
engineering we encourage research that looks beyond the technology itself
to its effect on the economy, the environment, society and people's lives.