in Education
Latest News: If you are 13 years of age or over you can find out the
latest news about Google's resources for Students by following the Google Students (Global) Page
on Google+.
For primary & secondary students
Competitions
- Google Code-in - 13-17 yrs (Global)
- Google Code Jam - 13 and over (Global)
- Google Science Fair - 13-18 yrs (Global)
- SketchUp Model Your Town Competition - 13 and over (Global)
- YouTube Space Lab - 14-18 yrs (Global)
- Doodle 4 Google - 5-18 yrs (Global)
Awards
- Trailblazer - for excellence in Math, Technology & Science, 13-17 yrs (Europe)
- RISE awards - for students and organizations that support STEM (Global, excluding Asia Pacific)
Programs
- Computer Science Summer Institute - high schools seniors about to start college (US or Canada)
- LEAD - high school and early college students (US)
Tools
- Google Apps for Students - Get to know Google's collaboration tools like Gmail and Docs
- Google tools - explore cool online resources that help you explore the world, create, and learn
For students in higher education
Competitions
- Online Marketing Challenge - marketing contest for undergrads & grad students
- Zeitgeist Young Minds - meet some inspiring people ages 18-24 making a difference in the world
Scholarship & jobs
- Google Students - Get news and updates about job opportunities, internships, scholarships, and more
Computer Science programs
- Summer of Code - stipends for student code developers (Global)
- Android Camp - freshmen at colleges in the US or Canada
- Engineering Practicum for freshman and sophomore computer science majors in the US or Canada
Tools
- Google Apps for Students - Get to know Google's collaboration tools like Gmail and Docs
- College Tips - How Google tools can help you in applying for and attending college
- Find out how Google tools can help you create and learn
How to connect and share
Connect with other students and get the latest news by:
- Visiting the Google Student Blog
- Following the Google Students Google+ Page and the Google in Education Google+ Page (for students 18 and over only)
- Subscribing to the Google Students Twitter feed
More information
To read an overview of all the programs for students see the Google in Education booklet.