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London International Youth Science Forum

London International Youth Science Forum

London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF)

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About the Program

The London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF) is a prestigious 14-day residential STEM program held annually at Imperial College London and The Royal Geographical Society in South Kensington, London. Founded in 1959, it brings together approximately 500 students aged 16–21 from 90+ countries for an immersive science experience including lectures from Nobel laureates, visits to top UK university research centers, and specialist STEM sessions.

Programme highlights:

  • 10 main lecture demonstrations from world-leading scientists
  • 4 day visits to leading UK university departments, laboratories, and research centers (choice from a wide range of visits)
  • 4 specialist lecture sessions, chosen from 32 offered, across AI, nanotechnology, engineering, robotics, biology, medicine, chemistry, physics, math, and astrophysics
  • Science Bazaar project presentations
  • Active social and cultural programme

Fee (£3,295) covers:

  • 13 nights accommodation in South Kensington, central London
  • All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • All lecture sessions and scientific visits (including travel)
  • Social programme and certificate of participation

Application: Both individual and group applications are accepted. A virtual (LIYSF Virtual) option is also available for students unable to attend in person.

Eligibility

Open to students ages 16–21 worldwide; both individual and group applications accepted; virtual option also available; approximately 500 participants from 90+ countries each year

Eligible Countries

All countries

How to Apply

Apply individually or as a group via liysf.org.uk; individual and group application forms available online; contact info@liysf.org.uk for questions