International Undergraduate Applicants to Compete in Olympiad for HSE University Scholarships for 2019 Academic Year

The lea­ding edu­cati­o­nal in­sti­tu­ti­ons of Russia — HSE Uni­ver­si­ty opened online re­gis­trati­on for the 2019 In­ter­nati­o­nal Youth Olym­pi­ad. The win­ners and prize re­ci­pi­ents of the event have the chance to re­ce­i­ve a full or par­tial scho­lar­ship to study in one of HSE’s ba­che­lor’s pro­gra­m­mes. The Olym­pi­ad com­pe­ti­ti­ons shall be held from Oc­to­ber 23 to Oc­to­ber 31, 2018

 Who is the Olym­pi­ad for?

Fo­re­ign ci­ti­zens, in­di­vi­du­als wi­thout ci­ti­zen­ship, and Rus­si­ans living abroad have been in­vi­ted to par­ti­ci­pa­te in the Olym­pi­ad. They are all in the 10th or 11th grades (11th or 12th for those in a 12-year pro­gra­m­me of study) and are gra­dua­tes of fo­re­ign edu­cati­o­nal in­sti­tu­ti­ons or fo­re­ign uni­ver­si­ty stu­dents under the age of 30.

Si­x­te­en Ca­te­go­ries

The Olym­pi­ad for the 2018-2019 aca­de­mic year is taking place in 16 di­f­fe­rent ca­te­go­ries.

The remote por­ti­on of the Olym­pi­ad (online) will take place in Design, Jour­na­lism, Fo­re­ign Lan­gu­ages, Mathe­ma­tics, Media Com­mu­ni­cati­ons, and Ad­ver­ti­sing and Public Re­lati­ons.

The in-person por­ti­on of the com­pe­ti­ti­on fe­a­tu­res the following ca­te­go­ries: Asian and Af­ri­can Stu­dies; His­to­ry; Cul­tu­ral Stu­dies; Mathe­ma­tics; Law; Psy­cho­lo­gy; Con­tem­po­ra­ry Po­li­tics; Social Sciences: Man, So­ci­e­ty, State; Phy­s­ics (a new field this year); Phi­lo­lo­gy; and Phi­lo­so­phy.

For the first time ever, all tasks in this year’s Olym­pi­ad will be pre­sen­ted in both Rus­si­an and En­g­lish.

 What are the advan­tages of com­pe­ting?

Win­ners (first place) and prize re­ci­pi­ents (second and third place) of the 2019 In­ter­nati­o­nal Youth Olym­pi­ad who are ap­ply­ing for an HSE ba­che­lor’s pro­gra­m­me for the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 aca­de­mic years have the op­por­tu­ni­ty to re­ce­i­ve a full scho­lar­ship if they have not re­ce­i­ved a full ride from the Rus­si­an go­ver­n­ment, as well as par­tial scho­lar­ships that cover up to 70% of yearly tu­i­ti­on.

 How can one pre­pa­re for the Olym­pi­ad?

 A series of webi­nars star­ted in May of this year to pre­pa­re stu­dents for the Olym­pi­ad in va­ri­ous ca­te­go­ries.

This is a good op­por­tu­ni­ty to re­ce­i­ve me­tho­do­lo­gi­cal re­com­men­dati­ons (which sub­jects to master or which li­te­ra­tu­re to read) and de­ter­mi­ne which HSE un­der­gra­dua­te pro­gra­m­mes are best suited for those who par­ti­ci­pa­te in the com­pe­ti­ti­on’s va­ri­ous sub­ject areas.

The webi­nars also look at the structu­re of the Olym­pi­ad pro­blem sets and go over ty­pi­cal mi­s­ta­kes par­ti­ci­pants made last year.

The Olym­pi­ad’s web­si­te fe­a­tu­res demos of pro­blem sets, as well as me­tho­do­lo­gi­cal ma­te­ri­als and videos from the online se­mi­nars.

Par­ti­ci­pati­on in the Olym­pi­ad is free

 To par­ti­ci­pa­te in the Olym­pic, you must re­gis­ter: https://olymp.hse.ru/inter/ex­presspolls/poll/222220758.html#pagetop

Where can you learn more?

 Up­da­tes will be made to the In­ter­nati­o­nal Youth Olym­pi­ad web­si­te re­gar­ding the sche­du­le of the in-person and remote com­pe­ti­ti­ons, the lo­cati­ons and ad­d­res­ses of the Olym­pi­ad, as well as the rules and terms of the di­f­fe­rent ca­te­go­ries of the com­pe­ti­ti­on — https://olymp.hse.ru/en/inter/

 Re­gis­trati­on for par­ti­ci­pants will be avai­la­ble until Oc­to­ber 14, 2018.

Con­tacts

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