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Papua New Guinea and University of North Dakota Forge STEM Education Partnership

September 5, 2025 - 09:16

Papua New Guinea and University of North Dakota Forge STEM Education Partnership

In a significant move to enhance educational collaboration, Papua New Guinea has formalized a partnership with the University of North Dakota (UND) focused on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education. The signing ceremony took place at UND, attended by the Minister for Education and other prominent education officials from Papua New Guinea.

This partnership aims to bolster STEM education in Papua New Guinea, addressing the growing demand for skilled professionals in these critical fields. By leveraging UND's expertise and resources, the initiative seeks to improve curriculum development, teacher training, and student engagement in STEM disciplines.

The collaboration is expected to foster knowledge exchange, enabling educators and students from both institutions to share best practices and innovative teaching methodologies. As part of the agreement, joint research projects and exchange programs may also be established, further enriching the educational experience and contributing to the development of a robust STEM workforce in Papua New Guinea.


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