Every stream 606 projects
Pick a stream, then a subject. Each subject has its own page.
Science
113 projectsExperiments, working models and investigations in physics, chemistry, biology, earth and space. Most can be done at home or in a school lab, and each one says what it costs and how long it takes.
Technology
114 projectsCoding, AI, data, security and hardware projects for school computer science, college courses and your portfolio. Most need only a computer and free software.
Engineering
62 projectsDesign, build and test projects for every engineering branch, from mini projects to final-year capstones, with low-cost versions where possible.
Mathematics
35 projectsInvestigations, models, simulations and visual proofs that show mathematics at work, from school topics to university-level modelling.
Commerce
50 projectsBusiness, accounts, finance and marketing projects built on real surveys, real companies and real numbers.
Economics
30 projectsSurveys, data analysis and small experiments that test economic ideas on prices, choices, jobs, trade and policy.
Humanities
44 projectsHistory, politics, geography, literature, languages and media projects built on sources, interviews, maps and close reading.
Social Science
36 projectsPsychology, sociology and behavioural projects with clear methods and proper care for the people who take part.
Arts and Design
40 projectsPortfolios, design challenges, films, photography and installations, each with a clear brief and a way to present the result.
Education
20 projectsTeaching aids, learning games, classroom research and study tools, for education students and anyone who wants to teach something well.
Health
22 projectsEducational projects on public health, nutrition, fitness and health technology. They are for learning and awareness, not for diagnosis or treatment.
Agriculture
22 projectsCrop, soil, water and farm-technology projects, from a balcony experiment to a village field study.
Law and Public Policy
18 projectsPolicy analysis, case studies, civic-tech and rights projects. They are for learning and discussion, not legal advice.