Durham College hosts high school students for robotics competition

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Durham College hosted the 2024 FIRST® Robotics district competition this past weekend. More than 600 high school students from across the province put thei

More than 600 high school students from across the province put their engineering skills and student-designed robots to the test.

“We’re proud to once again be sponsoring and hosting the annual FIRST® Robotics Durham College District Competition this weekend,” said Tony Doyle, Executive Dean, Faculty of Science, Engineering, and Information Technology, and interim Executive Dean, Faculty of Business, DC, at the competition on Saturday. “This event is always an exciting time for us since we get to see the bright, young, STEM enthusiasts using their imagination, engineering and teamwork skills in an exciting new way.

 

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