International Student Olympiad in Infectious Diseases
«Challenges 4 Id»

Date: April 16, 2026
Venue: International Higher School of Medicine (IHSM), Startup Office, 2nd Floor
Address: 1F Intergelpo Street
Responsible Person: G. Sh. Zakirova / Assistant, Department of Infectious Diseases, IHSM
E-mail: zakirovagulkaiyr@gmail.com
General Information
The Olympiad is an international team-based intellectual and practical competition among students of medical universities.

Participation format: Team-based (5 participants per team)
Duration of the event: 4 hours
The aim of the Olympiad is to assess the level of theoretical knowledge, clinical thinking, differential diagnostic skills, and teamwork in the field of infectious diseases.

Time

Stage

09:00–09:15

Opening ceremony

09:15–10:00

Stage 1. “Team Introduction” Competition

10:00–10:30

Stage 2. Blitz Quiz

10:35–11:15

Stage 3. Clinical Case Studies

11:20–12:00

Stage 4. Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases

12:00–12:30

Coffee Break

12:30–13:00

Results Announcement and Award Ceremony


Team Requirements
  • Team consists of 5 participants
  • Participants must be students of medical universities
  • The team must have a name and a logo
Requirements for the “Team Introduction” Stage
  • Each team must present:
  • Team name and its concept explanation
  • Presentation of the team logo
  • Creative performance (up to 5 minutes)
  • Use of video materials is allowed (video duration — up to 3 minutes)
The evaluation criteria include creativity, content quality, teamwork, and professional relevance of the presentation.

Thematic Areas of the Olympiad
The Olympiad includes questions on the following infectious diseases:
  1. Typhoid fever
  2. Foodborne toxic infections
  3. Botulism
  4. Salmonellosis
  5. Shigellosis
  6. Amebiasis
  7. Cholera
  8. Viral hepatitis
  9. Malaria
  10. Meningococcal infection
  11. Tick-borne encephalitis
  12. Dengue fever
  13. Ebola virus disease
  14. Measles
  15. Nipah virus infection
  16. Varicella (chickenpox)
  17. Scarlet fever
  18. Diphtheria
  19. HIV infection
  20. Anthrax
Team Registration Form