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• Sept. 11, 2024Building Malaysia’s next generation of STEM talents
- We’re helping to develop the next generation of STEM professionals in Malaysia.
- Our community and education programs have evolved as Malaysia’s needs change.
- We have a long-term view towards supporting, developing and advancing the country’s technical capabilities.
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• Sept. 11, 2024Malaysia’s got STEM talent, and we’re here for them.
We’re working with the country’s next generation to build their skills and capabilities in STEM, motivating young people to consider future careers in these fields.
Malaysia Public and Government Affairs Manager, Muhamad Syahril Hussin is proud that our support for Malaysia has grown as the country and its people’s needs change.
“More than sixty years ago, we set up scholarships and supported programs to help build Malaysia in its early years of nationhood. This grew to include safety, health, environmental conservation and the arts,” he says.
"Today, our programs continue to create long-term benefits for the country. Our education programs focus on raising STEM knowledge that can be used in the workplace and everyday life. We also improve teachers’ skills to help make science come alive in classrooms,” adds Syahril.
Discover five other ways we’re supporting the next generation of STEM talent and some programs helping to build a better future in Malaysia
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Terengganu-ExxonMobil Mathematics Innovation Challenge (TEXMIC)
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STEM Development Program
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ExxonMobil Young Engineer Program
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Spark Your Creativity Challenge
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ExxonMobil STEM Awards
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