Calling All Nigerian Engineering Students: Apply for the Unleash STEM Scholars Initiative!

Are you an aspiring engineer passionate about solving real-world challenges? The Unleash STEM Scholars Initiative is here to give you a chance to win a scholarship that supports your academic journey while showcasing your creativity and problem-solving skills.

This initiative, spearheaded by Ayibagebra Togun under the Unleash Leadership Program, is designed to empower young innovators in STEM. It’s a platform that celebrates ingenuity and encourages students to think critically about the pressing problems in society and how technology and innovation can address them.

How to Apply

To participate, applicants are required to write a short essay (100–200 words) on the topic:

“If you could invent a tool/device/machine to fix a problem, what would the invention be, and what problem would it address?”

This is your opportunity to think outside the box and propose innovative solutions to issues affecting communities, industries, or the environment. Share your vision for an invention that could make a meaningful difference in the world.

Key Dates to Remember

•Application Deadline: January 14, 2025

•Winner Announcement: January 31, 2025

Why You Should Apply

The Unleash STEM Scholars Initiative is more than just a scholarship—it’s a chance to spotlight your innovative ideas and problem-solving potential. By participating, you can:

•Gain recognition for your creative thinking.

•Highlight your ability to address real-world challenges using engineering and STEM principles.

•Take a step forward in your academic and professional journey with financial support.

Final Reminder

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! Use this platform to showcase your talents and demonstrate how engineering can drive meaningful change. Submit your essay by January 14, 2025, for a chance to win and make your mark as a young innovator in STEM.

Scroll down below for more details and click on the official link attached to apply for this opportunity