The University of Saskatchewan will receive a $1.5M investment from Cenovus Energy to fund the creation and programming of the Cenovus Energy Makerspace. The space will be located within the soon-to-be constructed Engineering Design Hub. The makerspace will include a fabrication area and a space for testing prototypes and design projects, giving students hands-on opportunities to collaborate, exchange ideas, and develop problem-solving skills. “With Cenovus’s support in creating new dynamic learning environments, our students will gain the confidence and experience to lead in an ever-changing engineering landscape,” said USask President and Vice-Chancellor Peter Stoicheff.
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