Competitions
Structured challenges where research skills are put to work.
Kerbona Competitions are guided challenges in which learners apply research, evidence, and communication skills. When a competition is published, it lists who it is for, how it runs, and when.
Taking part
Registration and participation.
Online booking and registration are not yet available. For inquiries, email info@kerbona.org. An email is an inquiry only: it is not a registration or a place in a competition.
How a competition runs
Six public milestones, in one fixed order.
A published competition shows its dates against the same sequence. Not every competition uses every milestone; each shows only the public dates that apply to it.
Registration opens
Registration begins.
Registration closes
Registration ends. Later requests are not accepted.
Problem released
The problem is released to participants.
Submissions open
Participants may begin uploading their work.
Submissions close
The submission window ends.
Results released
Results are released.
Status
What each status means.
- Open
- Registration is open for this competition.
- In progress
- Registration has closed and the competition is under way, through to results.
- Upcoming
- Published, with registration not yet open.
- Historical
- A past competition, kept on record.
Public and private
The same public information for everyone.
When a competition is announced, Kerbona gives everyone the same public description of it. Its full terms, and everything specific to a participant, are provided to participants once online registration opens.
In the public description
- Name and approved summary
- Audience and format
- Main public dates
- Current status
- A rules summary
For participants
- Complete rules and participation requirements
- Registration
- Materials, problem files, and submissions
Contact
Start a conversation.
For program, partnership, mentorship, community, and general inquiries, please contact Kerbona Research Foundation by email.
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