STEM initiatives

What are STEM disciplines?

STEM refers to the academic areas where scientists and engineers tend to work. Innovation is embedded into our DNA. At Repsol, we foster different initiatives that bring us closer to STEM professions in which women are underrepresented. Therefore, the aim is to promote scientific and technological careers among new generations and make the scientific work of women more visible so that girls and young women have role models.

What are STEM areas and disciplines?

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Science

Technology

Engineering

Mathematics

Key features of STEM disciplines

Interdisciplinary

They bring together several STEM areas for a more comprehensive understanding.
Project-based learning (PBL)

Students create, design, and solve real problems, making learning more meaningful.
Practical approach

Skills development through experimentation and application of knowledge.
Encouraging innovation

Driving creativity to devise solutions to current challenges.
Gender equality

Promoting the participation of girls and women in STEM fields.

Examples of STEM area projects

Robotics: Construction of mobile robots, robotic arms, or drones.

Technology: Development of mobile applications for health monitoring, educational apps, or augmented reality.

Science: Creation of home weather stations, water filtration systems, or virtual chemistry laboratories.

Engineering: Design of models of ecological houses or 3D-printed prostheses.

Find out about our initiatives aimed at encouraging children and teenagers to develop an interest in STEM subjects

We believe in innovation and technology as key levers to face our planet's current and future challenges, so we support this and other initiatives in the countries where we operate.