WinSci recently hosted an insightful Life Skills session on Digital Literacy, led by Noor Abdul Ghani, a final-year Computer Science student at ITU, Teaching Assistant, and Research Intern at the Intelligent Machines Lab. An alum of LGS 1-A/1, Noor shared her expertise on the growing significance of digital literacy, emphasizing how essential skills, rather than just degrees, pave the way for success in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. She also highlighted career opportunities in freelancing, offering practical guidance on how students can leverage their digital skills for professional growth. Additionally, Noor introduced WinSci (Women-In-Science), the platform she founded to inspire women to pursue careers in STEM and combat the gender gap in these fields. The session sparked great interest among students, who engaged actively, asking thought-provoking questions that led to a lively discussion about navigating careers in the digital age.