Our Programs

This season runs from September to December 2026 and focuses on two major areas of Olympiad mathematics: Geometry and Combinatorics. The program consists of eight bi-weekly online sessions covering geometry topics such as triangles, circles, quadrilaterals, transformations, inversions, projective geometry, constructions, coordinate methods, and geometric inequalities, together with combinatorics topics including counting techniques, graph theory, extremal arguments, invariants, probabilistic methods, and strategic problem-solving.

This course is designed to guide applicants through the process of creating a compelling and effective proposal for the NATIONS Program. NATIONS provides funding for initiatives aimed at identifying and nurturing talented youth in STEM fields, with a particular focus on Olympiad-level events.

The course covers each key component of a successful proposal, from writing a strong project summary and developing a detailed budget to defining measurable outputs and KPIs. Participants will learn how to present their projects clearly and concisely, maximizing their chances of securing funding.

By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge and tools necessary to craft a proposal that aligns with the NATIONS Program’s goals and funding criteria.