Partner with Rwanda's industrial engineering community.
Companies, institutions and IEEE societies power what the chapter does — from industrial visits and workshops to research and recruitment. Here's how your organisation can get involved.
Four ways to get involved.
Bringing engineering to classrooms.
Universities
Distinguished Lecturer Program
Host a leading IEEE IES expert in industrial electronics — automation, robotics, power electronics, IoT and more — to deliver a technical lecture to your students and faculty. The chapter coordinates the request and the visit.
- →World-class IES lecturers, on your campus
- →Talks tailored to students & researchers
- →Chapter handles the coordination
Schools
K–12 STEM outreach
Bring hands-on engineering to primary and secondary schools — robotics demos, electronics activities and volunteer-led sessions that spark curiosity and show young students a future in industrial technology.
- →Hands-on robotics & electronics demos
- →Volunteer engineers & student mentors
- →Inspiring the next generation of engineers
Universities
Form a Student Branch Chapter
Has your university an IEEE Student Branch? Petition to add an IES Student Branch Chapter — the official path to bringing industrial electronics activities, grants and the global IES network to your campus. The chapter is glad to help your students through the process.
- →Official IEEE IES petition process
- →Project grants & student programmes
- →We'll guide your students through it
Tell us what you want to build together.
Share your organisation, proposal links and supporting documents. The chapter team will review your enquiry and reply directly.
Build the partnership
that fits your goals.
Tell us what you're working on, and we'll shape a partnership around it — a visit, a sponsorship, a research collaboration or a hiring pipeline.