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The International Student Festival of Harkat is a place where young people get to know each other, establish new friendships and discuss various topics, from different points of view. Last year more than 30,000 applications from 127 submitted to the festival, making it one of the leading diverse student events in the world. This festival is a place to experience unforgettable moments, meet new friends and learn about different cultures in an interesting and unique way.

This international youth event will include workshops and the e-meetings in addition to the online cultural program.

Basically, you can present your own project or a project you are part of. If you have any idea, you are eligible to apply and present your project. Harkat 2021 has the following categories for the projects (but not limited to):

1. Environment conservation
2. Community-based and volunteer projects
3. Public health with a focus on the corona-virus
4. Achievement to SDGs
5. Cross-cultural and international projects
6. Change making
7. Entrepreneurship and innovation
8. Social problems

Eligibility:

• Students, young professionals and youth activists who are currently students or have graduated in 2020 of any nationality are eligible to apply
• There is no limitation in terms of disciplines, study fields or scientific backgrounds
• Age 18 to 40 years old
• Able to communicate in English
• All participants should present a student activity run by themselves, their university or their group.
• Student or youth projects from any fields are eligible to apply

There are two categories in order to participate in the festival:

1. Individual participants: if you are currently an enrolled student (or recently graduate) and you have an idea or you have a project and you are willing to present it in an international student festival.
2. Group participants: if you are a group of 2 or 3 students (or recently graduate) and you have a group idea or project, then you must apply as a group.