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Saudi youth engineer their way to STEM Racing triumph

Saudi youth engineer their way to STEM Racing triumph

By Waad Hussain ·
SANES creators, students Jungho Kang and Raahim Lone (center), with Hans Ott, director of teaching and learning at ISG (L).

Students organize science fair to bridge STEM access in Saudi Arabia 

By Jasmine Bager ·
Session featured prominent speakers including Prince Sultan bin Salman, special advisor to King Salman. (@mawhiba)

Innovators discuss future of STEM at Riyadh summit

By Lama Alhamawi ·
New initiative boosts women in STEM in Saudi Arabia

New initiative boosts women in STEM in Saudi Arabia

By Mahmoud Shukri ·
Girls4Tech: KAFD DMC partners up to promote women and girls in STEM

Girls4Tech: KAFD DMC partners up to promote women and girls in STEM

By Ghadi Joudah ·
Saudi student participants at the Aramco F1 in Schools World Finals in Dhahran. (Supplied)

First Saudi students to compete in F1 STEM initiative at world finals

By Jasmine Bager ·
Special Students operate their robots as they participate in the 12th Arab Robotic Championship in Kuwait City on January 9, 2019. (AFP/File Photo)

How more women can be encouraged to take up STEM careers in the Middle East 

By Caline Malek ·
Special With a growing number of Saudi women opting for careers in STEM and contributing to a more gender-balanced work environment, the Kingdom’s industrial sector is leading the way in inclusivity. (Shutterstock) photos

How Saudi women engineers are transforming a male-dominated industrial environment

By Caline Malek ·
Special Edupreneur from Saudi Arabia invests in STEM education for Pakistanis as government hails move

Edupreneur from Saudi Arabia invests in STEM education for Pakistanis as government hails move

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
From STEM to STEAM: British Council seeks to broaden young Saudis’ horizons

From STEM to STEAM: British Council seeks to broaden young Saudis’ horizons

By NOOR NUGALI ·
Should scientists be on social media? Meet the groundbreaking Saudi researcher who thinks so

Should scientists be on social media? Meet the groundbreaking Saudi researcher who thinks so

By Saffiya Ansari ·

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