The initiative marked another step in the cooperation between Ucom and the Microsoft Innovation Center, contributing to the development of young people’s digital literacy and technological skills in Armenia.
Armenian high school students concluded their participation at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) with two bronze medals and the country’s best-ever team result, continuing Armenia’s rapid emergence of an AI talent pipeline built within the country’s public education system.
With the support of Ucom, the SunChild Environmental NGO organized an interactive environmental education event as part of the Khnko Aper National Children’s Library Summer School, introducing the new educational game, “Remember the Animals.”
With the support of Ucom, certificates of completion were awarded to the first group of participants of the “Cybersecurity Educational Program for School Students” initiative, implemented by Microsoft Innovation Center Armenia.
Ahead of academic year 2026-2027, digital literacy and computer science teachers from 90 per cent of the schools in Kotayk province completed a comprehensive professional development training programme, developed and delivered by UNICEF and Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology (FAST) in coordination with the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports and with financial support from the European Union.
Ucom and CIPR AeroSpace announce the launch of a new stage of cooperation aimed at developing space technologies and engineering education in Armenia. In 2026, the “Space 1.0” educational package is planned to be introduced in 15 schools across Armenia, including 7 schools in Yerevan and 8 schools in the regions of Armenia.
The regional WIN4Education program, initiated by the Foundation for Armenian Science and Technology (FAST), has officially concluded across Armenia and Georgia.
The Generation AI High School Project saw its first cohort of students graduate from high school in an AI track, marking a milestone for Armenia’s public education system.
The TUMO Center for Creative Technologies was created in Armenia and is currently present in more than ten countries, in cities such as Paris, Berlin, Lisbon, Los Angeles, and Buenos Aires. With more than 35,000 active students and over 80,000 graduates worldwide, the program has established itself as one of the most innovative educational models internationally.
The initiative aims to enhance STEM education, introduce foundational skills in aerospace engineering, strengthen the technological potential of regional schools, and create new practical and career opportunities for future engineers.
