New Delhi, May 19, 2025 – Imperial College London has officially relaunched its flagship educational event, the STEMathon, in India, aiming to ignite a passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) among school students across the country.
The latest edition of the STEMathon marks a significant return for the prestigious UK-based institution’s global outreach program. Held in collaboration with local Indian educational partners, the event offers students an immersive experience through interactive workshops, innovation challenges, and mentorship from leading academics and industry experts.
This year’s STEMathon focuses on equipping young minds with future-ready skills and fostering innovative thinking to address real-world challenges. The initiative is designed to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and tech innovators, particularly at a time when STEM skills are in high demand both in India and globally.
Dr. Martyn Spence, Director of Communications and Public Affairs at Imperial College London, said, “We are thrilled to bring the STEMathon back to India, a country with immense talent and potential. This initiative reflects our commitment to global knowledge exchange and empowering students to become problem-solvers and leaders in STEM fields.”
Hosted in multiple cities, the program includes hands-on activities such as coding, robotics, data science, and sustainability projects. It also provides students with access to Imperial College’s world-class resources, research insights, and academic guidance, creating a cross-cultural learning experience that transcends borders.
In past years, Imperial College London’s STEMathon has witnessed enthusiastic participation from Indian students, educators, and parents, reinforcing the importance of early STEM exposure. With this renewed edition, the institution aims to scale its impact and strengthen educational ties between the UK and India.
For more details about the program and upcoming events, visit Imperial College London’s STEMathon.
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