Competitions
Where curiosity becomes achievement. Across medicine, biology, research and scientific writing, students compete, create, and test what they can do alongside peers around the world.
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GHS BioQuest Biology Olympiad
Sponsored by FutureVitals, BioQuest brought nearly 180 student competitors together to challenge their knowledge, push beyond the classroom, and celebrate a shared passion for biology.
More than an exam, BioQuest created a space for students to challenge what they know and experience the excitement of academic competition.
- Nearly 180 competitors
- 6 free tutoring sessions
- Biology
International Medicine Olympiad
A global academic competition created by FutureVitals, giving middle and high school students the opportunity to challenge themselves across biochemistry, genetics, anatomy, physiology, and disease pathophysiology.
Students from 16 or more countries competed through multiple testing sessions, completing a rigorous 40-question examination designed to test scientific understanding, application, and critical thinking.
- 743 students
- 16+ countries
- 40 questions
International Biomedicine Essay Competition
Our International Biomedicine Essay Competition gives students something traditional exams often cannot: the opportunity to develop and defend an idea of their own.
Students investigate emerging questions at the intersection of biomedicine, technology, and healthcare, build evidence-based arguments, and transform their research into polished scientific writing. It is a platform for young researchers to move beyond learning existing knowledge and begin contributing their own perspectives.
- Written submission
- Biomedicine and healthcare
- Open internationally
More than competition
Competition can push students to discover what they are capable of.
Our goal is to give young people the platform, resources, challenge, and recognition to take their interests seriously, whether that means writing their first research-based argument, competing in their first Olympiad, or discovering an interest that eventually becomes a career.