fbpx
Connect with us

Events & Places

Samsung Malaysia Launches ‘Solve For Tomorrow 2021’ To Ignite Creativity Among Gen Z Youth

Published

Featured Image Samsung Future World Creators
Source : Samsung Solve For Tomorrow 2021 & Red Tricycle

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.

As the world evolves, it’s important for the education system to focus on expanding or enhancing the knowledge of our next generation in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education in Malaysia.

Together with Universiti Malaya’s STEM Centre, Samsung Malaysia Electronics has launched a campaign called Solve for Tomorrow 2021, a competition that inspires Form 1 and Form 2 students from secondary schools nationwide to create solutions that will fix issues faced by society through STEM with support from the Ministry of Education.

Screenshot 42

According to the Director of Corporate Affairs of Samsung Malaysia Electronics, Dato’ Roh Jae Yeol, “Samsung is dedicated to creating a future that provides a better life for all. Our strength lies in innovation.”

“Therefore, with Solve for Tomorrow, we aim to spark interest in innovation and STEM amongst Malaysian youth. Inspiring this young generation to identify and solve societal problems using STEM will help us support them to create a better future for all.”

Screenshot 77

In the effort to encourage Gen-Z to enter the competition, Malaysia’s famous content creator and social media influencer, Imran Aqil, who’s currently pursuing Electronic Computer Engineering at Sultan Idris Shah Polytechnic, has partnered with the organisers to be the face of Solve for Tomorrow 2021. Both organizers aim that Imran will be a great role model and inspiration for the younger generation.

The Head of Universiti Malaya STEM Centre, Ir. Dr Mas Sahidayana Mohktar said, “This partnership builds on the programmes offered at Universiti Malaya’s STEM Centre and aligns with the institute’s mission to nurture our leaders of tomorrow.”

Screenshot 70

“The initiative allows students to apply their learnings and test their innovation capabilities under the guidance of technology and education experts. Our collaboration with Samsung signifies our determination to provide access to digital technology and skills for our youth.”

How to apply

The competition is open to all Form 1 and Form 2 students in secondary schools nationwide. All you need to do is gather a team of three and register online by 3 September 2021 to receive a submission template. Once you complete the submission template, send it back to the organisers by 10 September 2021.

As this year’s competition focuses on two main social issues – ‘Access to Education’ and ‘Environmental Sustainability’, students will need to submit an essay with their respective teams describing an issue and how STEM solutions can be used to solve it.

For more information on the competition, you can check out their website. Prizes in the form of Samsung products worth up to RM30,000 are up for grabs so what are you waiting for? Sign up today!

 

Also read: S.Korean Professor Creates A Toilet That Turns Poop Into Power & Rewards You With E-Money

Also 15

Source: WOB

Follow us on Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest stories and updates daily.



Just In

Collage 64 Collage 64
News55 mins ago

PKNS Files Police Report Over Fake News Claiming its 47yo Complex is Getting Demolished for New Condo

Does being developed mean more abolishment of old buildings to make way for new ones? Rumour has it that PKNS...

My Post 1 2024 03 19T103023.733 My Post 1 2024 03 19T103023.733
News3 hours ago

Melaka Introduces Cycling Paramedics that Provide First Aid Before Ambulances Arrive

We’ve been seeing multiple efforts from Melaka to improve their quality of living with the most recent being the introduction...

Collage 1 7 Collage 1 7
News3 hours ago

Kuantan Police Conducts Operation ‘Ops Samseng’ & Catches Man in Dinosaur Onesie for Speeding

People want to get where they’re going quickly. So if you exceed the speed limit by just a few miles...

Feat Image New Zealand Feat Image New Zealand
News20 hours ago

New Zealand Tourists Assault Phuket Policeman & Snatch His Gun After Violating Traffic Rules, Get Arrested

A shocking incident took place in Phuket, Thailand on Saturday (16 March) involving 2 foreign tourists and a local policeman....

Feat Image Google Apology Feat Image Google Apology
News21 hours ago

“For informational purposes only” – Google M’sia Apologises for USD1 = RM4.98 Error, Says Issue Now Resolved

Some 3 days after the inaccurate United States Dollar (USD) to Malaysian Ringgit (RM) exchange rate published by Google Finance...

My Post 3 2024 03 18T153531.525 My Post 3 2024 03 18T153531.525
News21 hours ago

Duyong ADUN Advices National Schools to Find Companies to Invest in Their Halls Like Chinese Schools

There’s once again a debate going on on social media, mainly Twitter, where people are discussing the pros and cons...

Collage 60 Collage 60
News22 hours ago

Cameron Highlands is Ranked the HAPPIEST Town in Malaysia, Followed by Jeli in Kelantan

Everyone has a happy place and when life hits us hard, we go where (or to whom) makes us happy...

Collage111111 2 Collage111111 2
News23 hours ago

Malaysia Ranks 8th Among Southeast Asian Countries in Experiencing Workplace Anger

Feeling angry is totally normal and part of being human. It can come from all sorts of things like tough...

Announcement

Latest Videos



TRENDING TODAY