BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition

BergamoScienza is a major annual science festival in Bergamo, Italy, organized by Associazione BergamoScienza. A key component is the active involvement of secondary school students, who work in teams with teachers to design, build, and present interactive science exhibits, workshops, and demonstrations to the public. Projects span physics, biology, engineering, technology, and other STEM fields, often emphasizing hands‑on experiments and clear scientific communication.

High school classes or groups (usually from Italian secondary schools, including licei and technical institutes) propose projects that are evaluated by the festival’s scientific committee. During the festival, students run their exhibits for visitors and are assessed on scientific rigor, creativity, clarity, and engagement. Outstanding projects and schools receive recognition and prizes, giving participants the chance to deepen their STEM knowledge, gain public‑speaking and teamwork experience, and connect with scientists and university researchers.

How much does BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition cost?

We have not verified what BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition costs. Our catalog holds no confirmed price for it, and an unpriced entry means exactly that — unpriced, not free. Check the official site before assuming either way.

Who is eligible for BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition?

Our catalog has BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition open to high school students in grades 9–13, unconfirmed against the program's own page — check it before you rule yourself in or out, since eligibility is often narrower than a grade range suggests (age floors, "must have completed" rules, enrolment status).

Is BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition online or in person?

BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition is an in-person program.

How do I apply to BergamoScienza Science Festival & Competition?

Apply directly through Associazione BergamoScienza's official website. ExtracurricularHub links to the official application — we list and verify programs but don't process applications.