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International GENIUS Music Olympiad by Terra Science and Education
Mode
Hybrid
Eligibility
Class 8–12
Fee
$600
Duration
5 days
About This Opportunity
The International GENIUS Music Olympiad is a prestigious global competition for high school students, organized by Terra Science and Education and hosted by the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). This Olympiad encourages students to address critical environmental issues through the powerful medium of music, fostering creativity and a sense of global responsibility. It aims to inspire positive change by engaging participants in environmental advocacy through musical performance and composition.
This competition is open to high school students globally, typically those in grades 8-12, with a minimum age of 13 years. Students under 17 must be accompanied by an adult supervisor. Participants are expected to present original musical projects that highlight environmental concerns and propose solutions, contributing to a global dialogue on sustainability.
Participants gain national and international recognition, with opportunities to interact with students from over 80 countries. Award winners receive medals, certificates, and significant renewable scholarships to Rochester Institute of Technology. All participants develop valuable skills in music, environmental advocacy, and cross-cultural communication, enhancing their academic and career prospects. This unique platform allows young musicians to make a tangible impact on global environmental challenges.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 8–12
- Age Range
- 13 - 18 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Open to high school students (grades 8-12) aged 13-18 from any country. Students under 17 must attend with an adult chaperone. Projects must address environmental issues through original musical compositions or performances.
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Benefits
- Receive GENIUS Participant Certificate for all participants.
- Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals and certificates for top performers.
- Eligibility for renewable scholarships to Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) for award winners.
- Opportunity to interact with students from over 80 countries.
- Develop musical and environmental advocacy skills.
- Gain national and international recognition.
- Eligibility for renewable scholarships to Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) up to $20,000 for award winners.
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Difficulty: Intermediate
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