STEM Synergy, in partnership with Addis Ababa Science and Technology University (AASTU), has proudly launched a transformative three-month Girls’ STEM Camp focused on Digital Skills, Electronics, and Artificial Intelligence. The program brings together 30 talented grade 9 and grade 10 female students selected from schools

STEM Synergy is proud to announce the renewal of our strategic partnership with Haramaya University through the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), building on a collaboration that began with the establishment of the university’s STEM Center in 2019. The renewed MoU reaffirms

STEM Synergy took part in two key events in October and November 2025, both held at the International Community School (ICS), strengthening our visibility and outreach within the community. a.     Metebaber NGO Fair – October 29, 2025 STEM Synergy participated in the Metebaber NGO Fair

To prepare for the 10th National Science & Engineering Fair, STEM Synergy sponsored the AASTU STEM Center, the KUE STEM Center, and the KUE Science Shared Campus. The support included mentorship, technical guidance, and all the project materials students needed. This help allowed the centers

(November 10–13, 2025) STEM Synergy proudly organized and sponsored the 10th National Science and Engineering Fair, held from November 10–13, 2025, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education (MoE) and key STEM partners. Over the past decade, STEM Synergy has played a foundational role in

STEM Synergy took a significant step toward expanding its impact into regions by participating in a validation workshop on “Strengthening Research and Innovation Pathways: from community projects to start-up incubation” at Mattu University on October 11. The event, organized by the university in collaboration with the Ministry