London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF)

London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF) is a 14-day international STEM forum for young people aged 16–21, established in 1959. Held in London at Imperial College London and the Royal Geographical Society, it brings together around 500 participants from approximately 90 countries. Students attend lectures by leading scientists and Nobel Laureates, visit UK research centres, participate in specialist STEM sessions, and can present their own research project.

• International scientific community of around 500 students from 90+ countries. • Lectures from Nobel Laureates, professors and leading researchers. • Visits to UK scientific laboratories and research centres. • Visits to Oxford and Cambridge and other research institutions. • More than 30 specialist STEM lectures to choose from. • Opportunity to present research at the Science Forum Bazaar. • Development of critical thinking, scientific communication and problem-solving. • Exposure to researchers, universities and STEM career pathways. • International cultural and social programme. • Certificate of completion, with an additional certificate for students presenting a project.

• Age: 16–21. • Strong interest and motivation in STEM. • Good written and spoken English. • Students should be studying science/STEM or preparing for university entrance qualifications. • Individual applicants need a reference from their school/college. • Participants under 18 require parent/guardian consent. • Students from all countries are eligible.