Malaysia Young Scientists Organisation
We are a Non-Governmental Organisation dedicated to championing the advancement of STEM education, driven by our commitment to empowering communities and inspiring the next generation of innovators.
Registration Certificate Number: PPM-023-14-23032017
Inspiring Research Culture
Empowering Educators
Future-Ready Generation
MYSO 2026
A Year of Innovation & Discovery
Get ready for the most dynamic year with the Malaysia Young Scientists Organisation! Throughout 2026, MYSO will take you on a journey through a wide range of innovation competitions, international conferences, and global platforms covering STEM, sustainable innovation, digital technology, and youth talent development.
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Join MYSO’s official Telegram channel and visit our website at myso.my for announcements, timelines, participation opportunities, and exclusive guidelines.
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Fill in the pre-registration form so that the organisers can contact you directly and share important information related to events, dates, eligibility, and preparation.
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✨ Make Yourself Stand Out in 2026. Let MYSO take you further.
All our event conducted in Bahasa Melayu and English.
Weekly Update
Happy New Year 2026 ✨🎉
As we welcome a new year, Malaysia Young Scientists Organisation (MYSO) extends our heartfelt appreciation to all partners, educators, volunteers, students, parents, institutions, industry collaborators, and supporters for your unwavering trust and dedication.
Your collective efforts continue to strengthen the STEM ecosystem, nurture young innovators, and elevate Malaysia’s presence on both national and international platforms. Every milestone achieved is a shared success. Here’s to a year of greater impact, inclusivity, and excellence ahead. Thank you for standing with MYSO. 🤍
Are you Ready?
MYSO is about to unveil the most exciting international STEM journey of 2026!
From world-class competitions to global classrooms, cultural adventures, and innovation festivals across continents, this year’s MYSO Calendar will take our students, teachers, and young scientists further than ever before. Stay tuned for your next big destination of knowledge, discovery, and inspiration is about to be revealed.
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Our events
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WYSII 2026
The World Youth STEM Invention Innovation (WYSII) 2025 is an international competition in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) for Elementary & Secondary Schools / College & University Students and also professionals (teachers, lecturers, educators etc). It aims to create dynamic competition in the scope of scientific innovation and research mindedness. WYSII 2025 serve as a platform for innovation and creativity in the world of science.
Bangkok, Thailand
29 January - 2 February 2026
TISF
Terengganu International Science Fair (TISF) is a global STEM innovation platform focusing on environmental sustainability, oceanography, and rural community–based product innovation. The fair brings forward fresh, practical, and future-ready innovations that translate scientific ideas into real solutions for communities, the blue economy, and sustainable development.
Universiti Malaysia Terangganu, Terengganu, Malaysia
16-20 April 2026
BIICC 2026
Borneo International Innovation Creativity Competition (BIICC) at Universiti Malaysia Sabah is a global platform celebrating innovations inspired by Borneo’s environment, culture, languages, and community wisdom.
The competition emphasizes sustainable innovation, digitalisation, AI-driven entrepreneurship, and creative educational methods that empower communities and transform local ideas into global impact.
Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Sabah, Malaysia
18-22 June 2026
WSDGC 2026
World Sustainable Development Goals Challenge (WSDGC), held at Multimedia University, Cyberjaya, is an international innovation competition focused on poster- and product-based solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Participants are challenged to design impactful innovations that directly address real-world SDG issues such as sustainability, inclusivity, climate action, education, health, and smart cities.
A unique highlight of WSDGC is the Digital Impact Segment, where participants must develop an application-based solution to enhance service delivery, accessibility, or efficiency related to SDG challenges.
This competition empowers students, educators, and innovators to translate global goals into practical, scalable, and technology-driven solutions for a sustainable future.
MMU, Cyberjaya, Malaysia
24-27 September 2026
Organisation Overview
The Malaysia Young Scientist Organisation (MYSO) is a non-governmental organization established on March 23, 2017, aimed at nurturing a culture of research and innovation among Malaysian youth. Through collaboration with over 30 affiliated organisations, MYSO has successfully facilitated student participation in global innovation contests, fostering scientific creativity and contributing to the nation’s development.
vision
The Young Scientists Organisation of Malaysia aims to be a platform for sustaining STEM education and Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) in the country.
Mission
The Young Scientists Organisation of Malaysia has a mission to be a catalyst in creating a research-based thinking environment among primary and secondary school students in Malaysia and to facilitate teachers in enhancing their capabilities as facilitators and mentors to students in the fields of research and scientific innovation.
Goals
Educate and train teachers as mentors in STEM education and research fields.
Educate and train primary and secondary school students in STEM education, innovation research, and invention.
Host innovation, invention, Olympiad, Robotics, and Social Science competitions at national and international levels.
Serve as a selection panel for ICYS, APCYS, and other international competitions alongside strategic partners from around the world.
Establish smart collaborations with local and international higher education institutions, local and international research centers, and collaborate with countries that have Young Scientists Centers or International Research Organizations.
Our Achievements
