Mumbai’s Sydenham College is set to pay tribute to a historic figure in Asian education. The college will unveil a statue of Yasmin Khurshedji Surveyor, the first female commerce graduate in Asia, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of her graduation on August 18, 2025. Alongside the statue, a new scholarship programme in her name will be launched to support aspiring commerce students.
Yasmin Khurshedji Surveyor broke significant barriers when she graduated, becoming a pioneer for women in the field of commerce education throughout the continent. The statue will serve as a lasting symbol of her legacy and inspire generations of students at Sydenham College and beyond.
This centennial celebration marks a milestone, highlighting the progress made in education equality and women’s empowerment in Asia. The scholarship underlines the college’s commitment to nurturing talent and supporting students who aspire to follow in Surveyor’s footsteps.
The event is expected to draw attention from:
- Educators
- Students
- Alumni
- Advocates for women’s rights and higher education
Sydenham College continues to uphold its historical significance by honouring those who paved the way for future achievers.
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