Microeconomics · Demand and Supply
Track vegetable prices and explain why they change
Record the prices of five vegetables twice a week for a month and explain each rise and fall.
- Easy
- 2–4 weeks
- Free
Projects with a real question, a method and data you collect or analyse yourself.
Microeconomics · Demand and Supply
Record the prices of five vegetables twice a week for a month and explain each rise and fall.
Sociology · Family
Interview grandparents, parents and peers about household size, marriage age and work.
Psychology + Public Health and Epidemiology
Survey classmates anonymously on sleep hours, mood and focus and look for a relationship.
Political Science · Elections
Use official results from three elections to chart turnout, vote share and margins.
History · Modern History
Compare the account of one event in two textbooks from different decades or countries.
Languages and Linguistics · Dialects
Record 100 everyday words in your home dialect and compare them with the standard language.
Environmental Science · Pollution
Hang petroleum-jelly cards at five locations and compare the particles they collect in a week.
Crops, Soil and Horticulture · Soil Studies
Compare soil texture, pH, organic matter and drainage at three sites and suggest suitable crops.
Public Health and Epidemiology · Health Surveys
Collect anonymous data on sleep, breakfast, exercise, water and screen time and report the patterns.
Artificial Intelligence + Statistics and Probability
Use a public housing dataset to predict price from size, rooms and location.
Nutrition and Food · Diet Studies
Keep a food diary for seven days and compare your intake with a balanced plate.
History · Primary Sources
Take one speech, letter or newspaper report and analyse who wrote it, for whom and why.
Behavioural Economics · Experiments
Let proposers split ten tokens and responders accept or reject, and compare the results with theory.
Pure Mathematics + Biology
Count spirals on pine cones, sunflowers and pineapples and test whether they are Fibonacci numbers.
Geography · Human Geography
Walk a transect from the centre to the edge and map how land use changes, then compare with old maps.
Astronomy and Space · Observational Astronomy
Sketch the Moon every clear night for a month and explain the pattern with a ball-and-lamp model.
Biology + Data
Download one gene from six species, align the sequences and build an evolutionary tree.
Media and Journalism · Media Analysis
Compare headlines, sources quoted and language in two papers' coverage of one event over a week.
Pure Mathematics · Trigonometry
Make a clinometer and find the height of your school building, a tree and a tower.
Literature and English · Literary Analysis
Analyse the plot, character, setting, narration and theme of one short story.
Literature and English + Data
Count words and character mentions in a public-domain novel and see what the numbers reveal.
History · Oral History
Interview a grandparent or neighbour about one period of their life and set their story against the wider history.
Teaching and Learning · Classroom Research
Survey anonymous homework hours and grade bands and see whether more time means better marks.
Development and Applied Economics · Econometrics
Use a public survey dataset to estimate how much an extra year of schooling relates to earnings.
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