Academic mentorship is a relationship in which a more experienced individual, often a professor or senior student, provides guidance and support to a less experienced individual, typically a junior student or new researcher. This relationship can help mentees navigate their academic journey, improve their skills, and gain insights into their field of study. Mentorship can take various forms, including one-on-one meetings, group workshops, or informal discussions. The mentor shares knowledge, offers advice on coursework, research projects, and career paths, and helps the mentee set and achieve academic goals. This supportive environment fosters personal and professional growth.