STEM Exchange
Explore. Experiment. Innovate — together.
Overview
The STEM Exchange Program connects students from around the world through hands-on science and technology experiences. Participants join local STEM classes, engage in collaborative challenges, and learn how different cultures approach innovation and problem-solving.
From designing eco-friendly solutions to building robots or coding AI models, students don’t just learn — they create together.
What’s Included
Join Real STEM Classes
• Attend local school lessons in physics, biology, chemistry, and environmental science
• Participate in science labs and classroom experiments with local peers
Robotics & Coding Workshops
• Collaborate on real-time robotics projects or Arduino-based automation
• Learn coding languages such as Python, Scratch, or C++ based on level
Innovation for Sustainability
• Work on design thinking / environmental innovation projects
• Topics may include : climate action, clean water, smart cities, or green energy
• Present your team’s solution in a bilingual innovation pitch
Engineering & Maker Projects
• 3D printing, structural design, or maker lab prototyping
• Build bridges, circuits, drones, or small-scale architectural models
STEM & Culture Integration
• Learn about traditional technologies or local innovations
• Combine science with local crafts, storytelling, or community themes
Target Participants
• Middle & high school students ( ages 12–18 )
• Students with interest in science, robotics, coding, or environmental innovation
• Open to all skill levels; teams may be formed by ability or interest
Sample Exchange Activities
STEM Immersion Class
Join a physicsor chemistry class in a local school
Robotics Co-Build
Cross-team robot challenge using shared tookits
Innovation Pitch
Present sustainable design projects in international teams
MakerLab
Build tech prototypes with 3D printers or Arduino kits
Cultural Tech Exploration
Discover how STEM is applied in local traditions
Learning Outcomes
Improved problem-solving and critical thinking
Collaborative teamwork across languages and cultures
Awareness of global innovation & sustainability challenges
Hands-on STEM skills through real projects and peer learning
Confidence in creative prototyping and presenting ideas
Student Reflection
“We built a solar-powered water filter together — it was my first time working with students from another country, and we all had different ideas. But the way we combined them was amazing.”
— Maya, 16, from Singapore