Student projects are a great way to improve your CV and maximize your chances of getting into a top university. But if you want to get into the science field, then you need to take on a specific scientific project. This is because your student project needs to be related to your target major. If you are looking for a great list of recommendations for scientific projects, we've got it for you.

According to research by Ali Meydan from Nevsehir Haci Bektas Veli University, students who participated in project competitions developed a scientific point of view. In a sense, scientific projects reflec scientific process steps into a student's life. It helps them develop critical thinking skills, prompting scientific thought.

Let’s take a look at the list below!

Recommended Scientific Projects Curated by ALL-in Mentors

Here is a list of a few science project ideas that solve many community challenges, encourage sustainability, and can be easily carried out by high school students: 

Rice Substitute Food Innovation

Indonesia is the world's third largest producer of rice and the staple food for the majority of its population. However, most of Indonesia's population consumes rice so their carbohydrate needs are not diverse and nutrition is not fulfilled, therefore food tech is a solution to this problem by combining a variety of foods for consumption as a substitute for rice. In its implementation, students can do:

• Research on substitutes for rice with other affordable carbohydrate sources
• Conduct independent experiments and be guided by a teacher/mentor
• Socialization to the public and promotion to social media
• Earthquake Alarm Innovation in Schools

Indonesia is located on the Pacific "Ring of Fire," which makes it prone to frequent earthquakes. In recent years, there have been several devastating earthquakes in the country, highlighting the need for improved safety measures in schools.

One reason is the lack of education about disasters and other supporting facilities because of a lack of accessible technology. Earthquake alarm innovations installed in schools designed by students can be a solution to this problem. An Earthquake Alarm in schools could involve developing a system to alert students and staff in the event of an earthquake, allowing them to take appropriate action to ensure their safety. This could involve the installation of seismic sensors in schools, connected to an alarm system that would activate in the event of an earthquake.

To start this project students can start by:

1. Conduct research and formulate the problems and objectives of making this innovation.
2. Conduct independent experiments and create group projects together to gather the necessary materials.
3. Evaluate the results of the experiment and if successful,spread it to schools and parents.
4. There are a lot of other great scientific projects that you can do to improve your CV for top university applications.

But, these are some of the best and most recommended by All-in Mentors. If you need some guidance on how to execute your student project, you can get personalized guidance from our mentors. All of our mentors are more than happy to help you with your project.

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