STEM Synergy

STEM Synergy, in collaboration with Kotebe University of Education, proudly marked the successful completion of a three-month Girls’ STEM Camp alongside the 14th Science, Technology, and Innovation Fair.

The Girls’ STEM Camp delivered intensive weekend training for female secondary school students in Digital Skills, Electronics, Robotics, and Artificial Intelligence—equipping them with practical, hands-on experience and inspiring them to pursue future careers in STEM.

The closing ceremony was celebrated alongside the 14th Science, Technology, and Innovation Fair, where students showcased their innovative projects, creativity, and problem-solving skills. The event highlighted the incredible potential of young girls when given the right opportunities, mentorship, and learning environment.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to our valued partners, especially the Diplomatic Spouses Group of Ethiopia (DSGE), for their generous sponsorship and commitment to advancing girls’ education in STEM. We also thank Kotebe University of Education, the STEM Center Directorate, trainers, and mentors for their dedication and support.

Together, we continue to empower the next generation of women in STEM.

Girls’ STEM Camp Launched at Kotebe University of Education

STEM Synergy, in collaboration with Kotebe University of Education (KUE), has officially launched a three-month Girls’ STEM Camp focusing on Digital Skills, Electronics, and Artificial Intelligence for 30 high school students.

The launching event featured inspiring keynote messages and guidance from STEM Synergy Country Director, Ato Abiyot Lakew; KUE Vice President for Research and Community Engagement, Dr. Tewodros Mulugeta; STEM Center Coordinator, Mr. Sintayehu Alemnew; and Prof. Mirjana Povic, Astrophysicist at the Space Science and Geospatial Institute, who encouraged the trainees to confidently pursue STEM pathways.

The training will be delivered on weekends from January 3 to March 29, 2026, providing hands-on learning and mentorship to equip participants with future-ready skills.
This program is funded by the Diplomatic Spouses Group Ethiopia (DSGE) – Project Matrix Team, whose generous support is making it possible to expand opportunities for girls in STEM.

Together, we are empowering young women, narrowing the gender gap in STEM, and nurturing Ethiopia’s future innovators.