The King Abdulaziz and His Companions Foundation for Giftedness and Creativity (Mawhiba) has opened registration for its 2026 summer enrichment programs, offering more than 79 academic, research, and international courses, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
Delivered in collaboration with 45 leading scientific institutions, the programs stand as a testament to Mawhiba’s ambitious goals of empowering Saudi students and encouraging innovation.
Pioneering national universities and prestigious schools will host these courses in a move that reflects the foundation’s dedication to nurturing gifted students.
Designed to strengthen students’ knowledge and enhance both personal and scientific skills, Mawhiba’s programs represent cornerstone of its system for cultivating gifted individuals.
To further develop a generation of innovators who will drive national progress and global competitiveness, Mawhiba is expanding its partnerships with top universities and research centers worldwide.
Mawhiba offers its enrichment programs primarily during the summer break, while extending select opportunities year-round.
Through flexible in-person and online learning options, the initiative provides gifted students from across the Kingdom with an opportunity to take part.
Participants will immerse themselves in advanced activities across diverse frontiers, from STEM, artificial intelligence, data science, and cybersecurity to renewable energy, biomedicine, advanced mathematics, creative design, as well as digital investigation.
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