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==Summary==
==Summary==
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List of Korea Linguistics Olympiads
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!Location
!Date
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!Venue
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||1
| [[2003 International Linguistics Olympiad|2003]]
|2008
| [[Borovets]]
| colspan="5" |''Teams were self-organized.''
| {{BGR}}
| September 6
| September 12
| 6
| 33
| [http://www.philol.msu.ru/~otipl/new/main/mol/sum-2003-en.php?page=0 Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2003 Link]
|-
|-
|
||2
| [[2004 International Linguistics Olympiad|2004]]
|2009
| [[Moscow]]
| colspan="5" |''Teams were self-organized.''
| {{RUS}}
| July 31
| August 2
| 7
| 43
| [http://www.philol.msu.ru/~otipl/new/main/mol/index-en.php Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2004 Link]
|-
|-
|1
||3
| [[2005 International Linguistics Olympiad|2005]]
|2010
| [[Leiden]]
|N/A
| {{NED}}
|N/A
| August 8
| rowspan="5" |LSK
| August 12
|Not published.
| 9
|Not published.
| 50
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20090307100113/http://www.ilo3.leidenuniv.nl/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2005 Link]
|-
|-
|2
||4
| [[2006 International Linguistics Olympiad|2006]]
|2011
| [[Tartu]]
|April 30, 2011
| {{EST}}
|Seoul (Korea University)
| August 1
|Not published.
| August 6
|Not published.
| 9
| 51
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20110720130341/http://www.olympiaadid.ut.ee/ilo4/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2006 Link]
|-
|-
|3
||5
| [[2007 International Linguistics Olympiad|2007]]
|2012
| [[Saint Petersburg]]
|March 24, 2012
| {{RUS}}
|Seoul (Korea University)
| July 31
|Not published.
| August 4
|Not published.
| 9
| 61
| [https://archive.is/20121221134319/http://www.ilolympiad.spb.ru/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2007 Link]
|-
|-
|4
||6
| [[2008 International Linguistics Olympiad|2008]]
|2013
| [[Slantchev Bryag]]
|April 6, 2013
| {{BGR}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| August 4
|Not published.
| August 9
|Not published.
| 11
| 63
| [http://iol6.linguistics-bg.com/index.php Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2008 Link]
|-
|-
|5
||7
| [[2009 International Linguistics Olympiad|2009]]
|2014
| [[Wrocław]]
|April 5, 2014
| {{POL}}
|Seoul (Korea University)
| July 26
|Not published.
| July 31
|Not published.
| 17
| 86
| [http://www.math.uni.wroc.pl/~msliw/lingw/iol/index.php Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2009 Link]
|-
||8
| [[2010 International Linguistics Olympiad|2010]]
| [[Stockholm]]
| {{SWE}}
| July 19
| July 24
| 18
| 99
| [http://www.iol.nu/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2010 Link]
|-
||9
| [[2011 International Linguistics Olympiad|2011]]
| [[Pittsburgh]]
| {{USA}}
| July 24
| July 30
| 19
| 102
| [http://www.ioling.org/2011/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2011 Link]
|-
|-
|6
||10
| [[2012 International Linguistics Olympiad|2012]]
|2015
| [[Ljubljana]]
|March 17, 2015
| {{SVN}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| July 29
| rowspan="3" |LRI
| August 4
|Not published.
| 26
|Not published.
| 131
| [http://www.ioling.org/2012/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2012 Link]
|-
||11
| [[2013 International Linguistics Olympiad|2013]]
| [[Manchester]]
| {{GBR}}
| July 22
| July 26
| 26
| 138
| [http://www.uklo.org/iol-2013 Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2013 Link]
|-
|-
|7
||12
| [[2014 International Linguistics Olympiad|2014]]
|2016
| [[Beijing]]
|March 26, 2016
| {{CHN}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| July 21
|Not published.
| July 25
|Not published.
| 28
| 152
| [https://web.archive.org/web/20140731091609/http://ioling.itccc.org.cn/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2014 Link]
|-
|-
|8
||13
| [[2015 International Linguistics Olympiad|2015]]
|2017
| [[Blagoevgrad]]
|February 18, 2017
| {{BGR}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| July 20
|[[Problems:KLO/2017|KLO 2017]]
| July 24
|[[Solutions:KLO/2017|KLO 2017]]
| 29
| 166
| [http://iol13.linguistics-bg.com Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2015 Link]
|-
|-
|9
||14
| [[2016 International Linguistics Olympiad|2016]]
|2018
| [[Mysore]]
|March 17, 2018
| {{IND}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| July 25
| rowspan="2" |HK Semiosis
| July 29
|[[Problems:KLO/2018|KLO 2018]]
| 31<ref>{{cite web |url=http://iol14.plo-in.org/participants |title=Participants |website=IOL 2016 |accessdate=2016-07-09 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160709145854/http://iol14.plo-in.org/participants |archivedate=July 9, 2016 |df=mdy-all }}</ref>
|[[Solutions:KLO/2018|KLO 2018]]
| 167
|[https://web.archive.org/web/20160112080851/http://iol14.plo-in.org/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2016 Link]
|-
|-
|10
|15
| [[2017 International Linguistics Olympiad|2017]]
|2018/19
| [[Dublin]]
|November 10, 2018
| {{IRL}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| July 31
|[[Problems:KLO/2019|KLO 2018/19]]
| August 4
|[[Solutions:KLO/2019|KLO 2018/19]]
| 29
| 180
| [http://www.iol2017.ie/ Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2017 Link]
|-
|-
|11
|16
| [[2018 International Linguistics Olympiad|2018]]
|2019/20
| [[Prague]]
|November 10, 2019
| {{CZE}}
|Seoul (HUFS)
| July 25
|KLO
| July 31
|[[Problems:KLO/2020|KLO 2019/20]]
| 29
|[[Solutions:KLO/2020|KLO 2019/20]]
| 192
| [http://iol.ff.cuni.cz Link]
| [http://www.ioling.org/problems/2018 Link]
|-
|-
|12
|17
| [[2019 International Linguistics Olympiad|2019]]
|2020/21
| [[Yongin]]
| colspan="5" |''Scheduled on November 29, 2020''<ref>[http://krlo.co.kr/upcoming/ "Upcoming Contest"], official KLO website.</ref>
| {{KOR}}
| July 29
| August 2
| 35
| 209
| [http://iol2019.com Link]
| [https://ioling.org/problems/2019 Link]
|-style="background: #FCC"
| –
| 2020
| [[Ventspils]]
| {{LVA}}
| colspan="6"|''Cancelled due to the [[2019–20 coronavirus pandemic]]''<ref name="2020 Cancellation">{{cite web |url=https://ioling.org/upcoming |title=Ventspils 2021 |accessdate=2020-04-07}}</ref>
|-
|18
| [[2021 International Linguistics Olympiad|2021]]
| [[Ventspils]]
| {{LVA}}
| July 19
| July 23
|
|
| [https://iol2020.org Link]
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|-
|20
| [[2022 International Linguistics Olympiad|2022]]
| TBA
| {{IMN}}<ref group="n">Provisional</ref>
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Revision as of 18:58, 27 April 2020

International Linguistics Olympiad
IOL Logo
AbbreviationIOL
RegionInternational
Years2003 – present
Frequencyannual (every July-August)
Official websiteioling.org

International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL) is the largest international linguistics competition and is one of thirteen International Science Olympiads. It started in 2003 and is now held annually, traditionally between late July and mid-August.


History

The first linguistic olympiad for secondary school students was organized in 1965 ...

Eligibility

Participating teams will consist of no more than four contestants and will be accompanied by a team leader.

The contestants must be less than 20 years old on the first day of the competition, and must be pre-university students. Eligibility may be extended to students attending an affiliated school in another country or registered as home educated. Citizens living in another country may be eligible for inclusion in the team, at the discretion of the National Organizers. (However, the norm is that contestants will represent the country where they live/are educated.)

Contestants should be chosen on the basis of participation in a country-wide contest in linguistics or a related field held by a recognized national organization (including that of another country), open to any resident of the country obtaining their education in the country.This contest should be held in a language of education in that country and should not exclude from participation any students who would otherwise be eligible. It will therefore normally be held in (one of) the official language(s) of the country. Contestants who are eligible for multiple qualifying contests may compete in only one such competition.

Format

IOL consists of individual and team contests.

Individual Contest

...

Team Contest

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Problems

See also: Problems:IOL

Problems and solutions of IOL are published after the event every year on the official website of IOL.[1]

Summary

No. Year Location Country Dates Countries Participants Webpage Problems
1 2003 Borovets  Bulgaria September 6 September 12 6 33 Link Link
2 2004 Moscow  Russia July 31 August 2 7 43 Link Link
3 2005 Leiden Template:NED August 8 August 12 9 50 Link Link
4 2006 Tartu  Estonia August 1 August 6 9 51 Link Link
5 2007 Saint Petersburg  Russia July 31 August 4 9 61 Link Link
6 2008 Slantchev Bryag  Bulgaria August 4 August 9 11 63 Link Link
7 2009 Wrocław  Poland July 26 July 31 17 86 Link Link
8 2010 Stockholm  Sweden July 19 July 24 18 99 Link Link
9 2011 Pittsburgh  United States July 24 July 30 19 102 Link Link
10 2012 Ljubljana  Slovenia July 29 August 4 26 131 Link Link
11 2013 Manchester  United Kingdom July 22 July 26 26 138 Link Link
12 2014 Beijing  China July 21 July 25 28 152 Link Link
13 2015 Blagoevgrad  Bulgaria July 20 July 24 29 166 Link Link
14 2016 Mysore  India July 25 July 29 31[2] 167 Link Link
15 2017 Dublin  Ireland July 31 August 4 29 180 Link Link
16 2018 Prague  Czechia July 25 July 31 29 192 Link Link
17 2019 Yongin  Republic of Korea July 29 August 2 35 209 Link Link
– 2020 Ventspils  Latvia Cancelled due to the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic[3]
18 2021 Ventspils  Latvia July 19 July 23 Link
20 2022 TBA  Isle of Man[n 1]

References

  1. ↑ "Problems", official IOL website.
  2. ↑ Template:Cite web
  3. ↑ Template:Cite web

External links


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