Samsung Nepal has stated that it will continue to support graduates outside the classroom as well, through mentorship from Samsung employees and industry experts, innovation projects, and career guidance.
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Samsung Nepal, reinforcing its commitment to developing the digital talent of Nepal's new generation, has successfully completed the latest Samsung Innovation Campus coding and programming course.
The company announced in a press release that applications are now open for the new Artificial Intelligence course.
The coding and programming course provided students with technical skills, practical project experience, and industry exposure.
Students who successfully completed the program were honored at a special ceremony.
“After arriving in Nepal last December, when I attended the Samsung Innovation Campus, I saw immense potential in Nepal’s young talent. Today, seeing that potential transformed into real achievement makes me proud,” said Samsung Nepal Managing Director Chang Wook Jung. “As artificial intelligence continues to reshape every industry, developing digital talent is more important than ever.”
The company stated that, beyond the classroom, Samsung Nepal will continue to support graduates through mentorship from Samsung employees and industry experts, innovation projects, and career guidance.
Samsung believes that strong collaboration among academia, industry, and government is necessary to build Nepal’s AI ecosystem, expand career opportunities, and accelerate the country’s digital transformation.
