African Science Academy’s 2025 graduation set for June 9 to celebrate future of STEM 

The African Science Academy (ASA) will celebrate its Class of 2025. The graduation ceremony is on Monday, 9 June 2025, at 11:00 AM. It will take place at the University of Ghana in Accra.

This event marks the end of an important academic journey. It also launches a new generation of female STEM leaders. These women are ready to shape Africa's future and the world.

About ASA

Founded in 2016, ASA is an all-girls Advanced Level school. It serves young women from across Africa with strong potential in math and physics. ASA offers a one-year pre-university program focused on STEM careers.

The mission of ASA is to transform young African women's lives through education. Its vision is for these women to become engineers, scientists, and innovators. They aim to drive development across the continent.

STEM Champions in Record Time

In less than a year, ASA students complete a rigorous academic program. This program builds their technical skills and leadership capacity. Many students earn fully funded scholarships at top universities.

What sets ASA apart is not just academic excellence but also confidence. Each student leaves with purpose and determination.

Graduation 2025: A Celebration of Resilience and Impact

This year's ceremony will celebrate resilience, intellect, and determination. Families, partners, educators, and supporters will honor the students' achievements. They will reflect on ASA’s growing legacy together.

Founder Tom Ilube, staff members, and special guests will join the celebration. The class's journey has been marked by academic rigor and community impact.

As ASA empowers young women across Africa to dream bigger, this graduation reminds us: Educating girls in STEM changes lives—and changes the world.