Ethics Olympiad

The Ethics Olympiad is an international, age-divided competition that brings school and university students together to discuss real ethical case studies and build critical thinking, collaboration and communication skills. Divisions run for junior, middle and senior school levels, plus a tertiary (undergraduate) division. Events include regional rounds and an international final, and winning teams and individuals receive named prizes. The programme also offers hosting licences and membership for schools to run local Olympiads using provided resources.

Named prizes for winners (e.g. Grand Prize, Ethics Centre Prize); medals and awards as announced for competition winners.

Divisions are age-graded: Junior School (Years 5–6, ages 9–12), Middle School (Years 7–9, ages 11–14), Senior School (Years 10–13, ages 15–18). The AAPAE Tertiary Ethics Olympiad invites undergraduate university students to represent their institution.

Participating schools or tertiary institutions register via the online registration pages for each division; hosting licences and membership are applied for through the organiser's host-licences and membership pages.