The Asian University for Women (AUW), with support from Chevron Bangladesh, on Monday inaugurated the Math and Science Summer School 2026 on its campus in Chattogram.

The four-week program brought  together 104 female students from across Bangladesh for an immersive learning experience designed to inspire interest and build capabilities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

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Since 2019, Chevron Bangladesh has partnered with AUW to expand access to quality STEM education for young women and till 2025, already over 380 young women successfully graduated from this program, said a press release.

The AUW Math and Science Summer School is designed to strengthen students’ academic skills, critical thinking, and confidence through engaging, hands-on learning experiences. The program seeks to equip participants with the knowledge and motivation needed to pursue higher education and careers in science and technology.

This year’s cohort of 104 students has been selected from across Bangladesh to participate in a comprehensive curriculum covering Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Coding, and Public Health.

The courses will be delivered by distinguished international and local instructors affiliated with institutions including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of Oxford, American University in Dubai, the University of Chattogram, and other leading academic institutions.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by Eric M. Walker, President and Managing Director of Chevron Bangladesh, as Chief Guest.

Representing AUW were Dr. Sangita Rayamajhi, Interim Vice Chancellor; Dr. Haseena Khan, Director, Antimicrobial Research Centre and Dr. Mohiuddin Ahsanul Kabir Chowdhury, Director, AUW Math and Science Summer School, who welcomed the students and guests.