Become a Mentor at IBSAUD College
Empowering STEM Research and Innovation for Universal Development
→ Apply as a MentorAt IBSAUD College, we bring together scientists, researchers, and professionals who believe that real scientific learning should not be limited by geography or resources. Our mentors form the backbone of this mission — guiding, teaching, and inspiring students from developing regions to conduct real research, innovate, and grow.
About IBSAUD College
IBSAUD College is the mentorship and learning division of the International Bureau for Scientific Advancement and Universal Development (IBSAUD)(non‑conventional College) — a global initiative expanding access to research and innovation for students in low-resource communities and developing nations.
Through short masterclasses, mentorship sessions, and expert insights, IBSAUD College connects learners to real-world scientific practice and innovation pathways.
Why Become a Mentor
IBSAUD mentors are not just teachers — they are catalysts of change. You will:
- Contribute to STEM education equity across developing regions.
- Mentor passionate students eager to learn research and innovation skills.
- Gain visibility through IBSAUD newsletters, reels, and collaborative briefs.
- Receive certification and public recognition for your mentorship.
- Join a global network of scientists, educators, and innovators.
Your guidance helps young researchers build confidence, projects, and careers that create lasting impact.
Who Can Join
We welcome volunteer mentors from all scientific and technical fields:
- STEM Foundations: Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Computing.
- Research Process: Methodology, Data Analysis, Scientific Writing.
- Innovation & Startups: Product design, Prototyping, Patents, Entrepreneurship.
- AI & Data: AI literacy, Data tools, Automation for science.
- Policy & Communication: Science policy, Global development, Equity in STEM.
- Creative & Media: Storytelling, Public engagement, Science communication.
Whether you are a PhD scholar, postdoctoral researcher, faculty member, or industry professional, your experience can make a real difference.
→ Fill the Mentor Interest FormWhat You’ll Do
- Short Masterclasses (30–60 minutes): Teach a concept, share a tool, or discuss your field.
- Office Hours / Q&A: Offer monthly sessions to answer questions or guide ongoing projects.
- Project Co-Guidance: Collaborate with student teams in IBSAUD “Impact Cells” or research briefs.
Your commitment can be as light as one hour per month — flexible and fully online.
Non-Monetary Exchange
IBSAUD operates on contribution, learning, and visibility — not financial compensation. In return for your mentorship, you gain:
- Recognition through IBSAUD channels and publications.
- Certificate of Contribution and Mentorship.
- Access to a growing international network of researchers and innovators.
- The chance to directly shape the next generation of scientists in developing regions.
The Impact You’ll Make
Every session you lead, every concept you explain, and every story you share can shift the course of a student’s scientific journey. By mentoring through IBSAUD College, you help students in developing regions build the skills and confidence to:
- Solve local challenges using scientific thinking and innovation.
- Collect and publish data from regions that are often overlooked or inaccessible.
- Develop sustainable ideas that improve their communities and environments.
Your mentorship directly advances:
- SDG 4 – Quality Education
- SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation
- SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities
- SDG 17 – Partnerships for the Goals
And indirectly contributes to:
- SDG 13 – Climate Action
- SDG 14 – Life Below Water
- SDG 15 – Life on Land
Because when students gain the power to research, innovate, and act — their discoveries strengthen ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and drive sustainable development from the ground up.
Your time and experience can become the turning point in someone’s future — and in the scientific growth of entire regions.
What You’ll Do
- Short Masterclasses (30–60 minutes): Teach a concept, share a tool, or discuss your field.
- Office Hours / Q&A: Offer monthly sessions to answer questions or guide ongoing projects.
- Project Co-Guidance: Collaborate with student teams in IBSAUD “Impact Cells” or research briefs.
Your commitment can be as light as one hour per month — flexible and fully online.
Non-Monetary Exchange
IBSAUD operates on contribution, learning, and visibility — not financial compensation. In return for your mentorship, you gain:
- Recognition through IBSAUD channels and publications.
- Certificate of Contribution and Mentorship.
- Access to a growing international network of researchers and innovators.
- The chance to directly shape the next generation of scientists in developing regions.
Mentorship Pathway
- Join as a Mentor: Express interest through the form below.
- Contribute an Expert Tip: Share short advice for the IBSAUD Newsletter.
- Host a Masterclass: Conduct one short online session.
- Mentor Projects: Optionally co-guide small student research initiatives.
- Recognition: Receive certificates and public credit through IBSAUD College.
(Estimated time: 2 minutes)
Contact
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