A limited number of scholarships are available to students aged 16 to 18 with a passion for tackling the climate crisis; Winners of the inaugural Climate Change Challenge will attend a specially curated course in Oxford
The winning student teams of the Burjeel Holdings-Oxford SEED Climate Change Challenge are all set to participate in a summer school program at the University of Oxford in August.
LONDON/ABU DHABI, April 23: Following the hottest year ever, Burji Holdings and Said Business School are announcing the launch of the Future Climate Innovators Summer School – designed for 16 to 18-year-olds passionate about tackling climate change. is an unprecedented initiative for the students of . The three winning teams will travel to India, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, South Korea and the United States and attend courses at Oxford as part of their prize.
This is the first time that Oxford SAID will welcome post-secondary education participants from around the world to a dedicated, intensive two-week summer school program to learn from world-leading academics, experts and thinkers.A number of scholarships will also be available to inspire future leaders and equip them with the tools needed to create sustainable solutions.
Reflecting on the Future Climate Innovators Summer School and the Burji Holdings-Oxford SAID Climate Change Challenge, Soumitra Dutta, Dean of Oxford SAID, said: 'Climate change is the greatest threat to humanity. There has never been a more urgent time to inspire and mobilize the next generation of transformational leaders and innovators. I look forward to welcoming them to our school this summer and am incredibly grateful to Burjeel Holdings, whose generous gift has made this program possible.” Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Founder and Chairman of Burjeel Holdings, said: Reiterated the importance of empowering youth through the initiative: 'As we face the difficult challenges of climate change, it is important to support the next generation in designing and implementing sustainable solutions.Announcing the winners of the Climate Change Challenge at COP28 underlined the importance of global collaboration and innovation, as evidenced by the overwhelming number of entries received from more than 43 countries. “Such an initiative is the need of the hour that provides a platform to young talents to make a significant global impact.”
The curriculum will cover a wide range of topics delivered through lecture workshops and practical projects, offering a holistic view of current climate challenges and solutions. Set in the historic surroundings of Oxford, participants will gain invaluable knowledge and become part of a global network committed to environmental sustainability.
Eager to participate in the summer school, Aquifer Guardians from India, the winning team of the Burji Holdings-Oxford Sad Climate Change Challenge, commented: 'We are absolutely thrilled by this opportunity and look forward to learning from world-renowned experts.We understand how important climate change is in today's world and being a part of this life-saving campaign is a great opportunity, we are proud of this achievement. Our focus will be on finding innovative solutions to tackle climate change in India and beyond. , We are also excited to form lasting friendships and create unforgettable memories during our time at Oxford.'The Summer School builds on the ongoing strategic partnership between Burji Holdings and Oxford Saeed to inspire and empower the next generation of climate change leaders. Is part of. This follows the announcement of the winners of the Burji Holdings-Oxford SAID Climate Change Challenge at COP28 in Dubai.According to the program's architects, the Future Climate Innovators Summer School will be more than just an educational experience, it will serve as a rallying cry for action.
Julian Reinecke, Professor of Management Studies at Oxford University and academic lead of the summer school, said: 'It is a real privilege to inspire young minds on such an important issue that will shape their future. We are proud of our world-leading expertise on climate change and sustainability at Oxford, and we look forward to sharing that unique knowledge, building confidence and skills, and creating a new worldwide network of future climate innovators.'
The inaugural edition of the Burjeel Holdings-Oxford Sad Climate Change Challenge attracted more than 600 applicants from 43 countries. It witnessed a remarkable display of creativity and determination from the participants, including both students and teachers.For the Future Climate Innovators Summer School, which starts on 18th August, I am exclusively accepting applications from young people aged 16-18. To participate in the program, you must be minimum 16 and maximum 18 years and 11 months as on August 1, 2024.Limited spaces available.
For media enquiries, please contact Anshul Sharma ([email protected]).
The winning student teams of the Burjeel Holdings-Oxford SEED Climate Change Challenge are all set to participate in a summer school program at the University of Oxford in August.
LONDON/ABU DHABI, April 23: Following the hottest year ever, Burji Holdings and Said Business School are announcing the launch of the Future Climate Innovators Summer School – designed for 16 to 18-year-olds passionate about tackling climate change. is an unprecedented initiative for the students of . The three winning teams will travel to India, Indonesia, United Arab Emirates, South Korea and the United States and attend courses at Oxford as part of their prize.
This is the first time that Oxford SAID will welcome post-secondary education participants from around the world to a dedicated, intensive two-week summer school program to learn from world-leading academics, experts and thinkers.A number of scholarships will also be available to inspire future leaders and equip them with the tools needed to create sustainable solutions.
Reflecting on the Future Climate Innovators Summer School and the Burji Holdings-Oxford SAID Climate Change Challenge, Soumitra Dutta, Dean of Oxford SAID, said: 'Climate change is the greatest threat to humanity. There has never been a more urgent time to inspire and mobilize the next generation of transformational leaders and innovators. I look forward to welcoming them to our school this summer and am incredibly grateful to Burjeel Holdings, whose generous gift has made this program possible.” Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Founder and Chairman of Burjeel Holdings, said: Reiterated the importance of empowering youth through the initiative: 'As we face the difficult challenges of climate change, it is important to support the next generation in designing and implementing sustainable solutions.Announcing the winners of the Climate Change Challenge at COP28 underlined the importance of global collaboration and innovation, as evidenced by the overwhelming number of entries received from more than 43 countries. “Such an initiative is the need of the hour that provides a platform to young talents to make a significant global impact.”
The curriculum will cover a wide range of topics delivered through lecture workshops and practical projects, offering a holistic view of current climate challenges and solutions. Set in the historic surroundings of Oxford, participants will gain invaluable knowledge and become part of a global network committed to environmental sustainability.
Eager to participate in the summer school, Aquifer Guardians from India, the winning team of the Burji Holdings-Oxford Sad Climate Change Challenge, commented: 'We are absolutely thrilled by this opportunity and look forward to learning from world-renowned experts.We understand how important climate change is in today's world and being a part of this life-saving campaign is a great opportunity, we are proud of this achievement. Our focus will be on finding innovative solutions to tackle climate change in India and beyond. , We are also excited to form lasting friendships and create unforgettable memories during our time at Oxford.'The Summer School builds on the ongoing strategic partnership between Burji Holdings and Oxford Saeed to inspire and empower the next generation of climate change leaders. Is part of. This follows the announcement of the winners of the Burji Holdings-Oxford SAID Climate Change Challenge at COP28 in Dubai.According to the program's architects, the Future Climate Innovators Summer School will be more than just an educational experience, it will serve as a rallying cry for action.
Julian Reinecke, Professor of Management Studies at Oxford University and academic lead of the summer school, said: 'It is a real privilege to inspire young minds on such an important issue that will shape their future. We are proud of our world-leading expertise on climate change and sustainability at Oxford, and we look forward to sharing that unique knowledge, building confidence and skills, and creating a new worldwide network of future climate innovators.'
The inaugural edition of the Burjeel Holdings-Oxford Sad Climate Change Challenge attracted more than 600 applicants from 43 countries. It witnessed a remarkable display of creativity and determination from the participants, including both students and teachers.For the Future Climate Innovators Summer School, which starts on 18th August, I am exclusively accepting applications from young people aged 16-18. To participate in the program, you must be minimum 16 and maximum 18 years and 11 months as on August 1, 2024.Limited spaces available.
For media enquiries, please contact Anshul Sharma ([email protected]).
