Building green skills in the classroom
Find useful resources for building green skills and thinking in the classroom, and help your students be prepared for the future.
Find useful resources for building green skills and thinking in the classroom, and help your students be prepared for the future.
Sponsored by the University of Sydney, the Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize encourages students to communicate a scientific concept in a way that is accessible and entertaining to the public while painlessly increasing their science knowledge or, as Dr Karl and Adam like to say, “Learn something without even noticing”. It is intended to support …
The Transgrid Civil Engineering Scholarship fund will support 100 Charles Sturt engineering students over four cohorts with $20,000 each over four years. All students applying to study engineering at Charles Sturt are encouraged to apply for these scholarships and the funds can be spent however it’s needed – whether that’s the costs associated with your …
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Otis are currently seeking 1st/2nd/3rd-year Electrical apprenticeships to join us and commence from January 2024. About your role: Our apprentices are trained in the installation, modernisation, service, and repairing of lifts, escalators, and travelators. You will get to work closely with our customers and develop exceptional customer service skills. Throughout your apprenticeship, you will gain …
Find out how to become an Administrator and learn about the skills you’ll need to secure work in nearly any industry imaginable.
In today’s digital age, cyber-crime is skyrocketing at an unprecedented rate. The cyber security industry is set to nearly triple in size over the next three years, making it a field of unparalleled growth and opportunity. Here’s a staggering fact: the industry demands more than 16,000 cyber security professionals. That’s right, this field is not …
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Finding accurate information isn’t just useful for your studies – it’s also helpful in avoiding fake news and misinformation online.
At the Young Space Explorers event, students in Years 9, 10 & 11 have the opportunity to dive into a wide range of activities, from crafting lunar tools to unravelling meteorite mysteries, assembling mini rovers, and embarking on virtual space journeys. Through immersive workshops and sessions, participants tackle tangible space scenarios while deepening their understanding …
Women are under-represented in STEM success stories. Let’s change that! Create a 3-minute video about the STEM achievements of an Australian woman and share your video for the chance to win $500 for you and $500 for your school. Students in Years 5 to 10 can enter, either as individuals or as a collaborative team …
Current Year 10 (soon to be Year 11) students in regional / remote areas are invited to apply for ACU’s 2024 Uni Step Up Online program, with applications open now. Uni Step-Up Online is a free online program that gives student the opportunity to study first-year units outside of regular school hours and if successful, …
Curious about higher and degree apprenticeships? Find out what they are, what makes them different, and why you might like to do one.
The Curtin Principal’s Recommendation Award has been developed by Curtin University to encourage and support students who have chosen to study at Curtin University. Each West Australian high school principal can nominate two students for this award. Students can be nominated on any of the below criteria: Academic merit; or Showing most improvement during their …
Join us to learn more about UC’s technology courses, Bachelor of Information Technology and Bachelor of Software Engineering. In this webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to hear from our teaching staff and from a current student about what you can expect from the programs and how it can support you on your way to a …
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Join us to learn more about UC’s science course, Bachelor of Science and the different specialisations within the course. In this webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to hear from our teaching staff and from a current student about what you can expect from the program and how it can support you on your way to …
How will climate change impact on our favourite places? The concepts of ‘place’ and ‘climate change adaptation’ will be introduced in this workshop. Students will be led through a discussion of how climate change might impact on places that they know well in South Australia, and how we might need to adapt those places to …
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Find out about different roles, skills required, job duties, and more to see how you can start your future career as a Technician.
Western’s School of Science is inviting year 10-12 students to delve into the fascinating world of science and sustainability through a unique blend of online and on-campus experiences. Dive into Environment, Agriculture and Zoology on our 1100-hectare Hawkesbury campus, exploring cutting edge glasshouse technology and endangered woodlands and wetlands. Alternatively, explore cutting-edge plant-based food technology …
Want to know more about careers and degrees in the fields of most interest to you? Not sure what subjects to select for your senior years? Let us support you to make informed decisions and discover more about why you should study at Western. Tuesday 27 February, 5pm: Communication, Music, Visual Design, Screen Media, Creative …
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Future You’s Pathfinders are here to challenge stereotypes about STEM and the type of people who can work in STEM. Bardie is a talented carpenter who originally started out her career journey studying a Bachelor of Fine Art, but now she spends her days on work sites building people’s homes. Jamie is a determined third-year apprentice …
If you want a career that is rewarding and could help our world to thrive, find out how to become a Conservationist.
Here at UNSW, we want to reward your passion, creativity and potential to succeed in your degree area. That’s why from Term 1 2024, we’ll be evolving our UNSW Portfolio Entry Scheme to offer early conditional offers, giving you the opportunity to demonstrate your passion and talent alongside your ATAR. Join us to hear from …
The SciX@UNSW program is designed to support passionate high school students who are eager to delve into scientific research. Join one of our research groups and conduct an independent research project, ideal for HSC Extension Science, IB independent projects, or as a taste of a career in research science. The projects are overseen by our …
The Feed your mind, feed the world (FYM) camp is a three-day experience for year 11 and 12 students who are interested in finding out more about agricultural science and career pathways stemming from an agricultural science degree. The camp is hosted by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), who are the agricultural research arm …
UQ’s Queensland Mathematics Summer School (QMSS) introduces Year 10 students to the beauty of advanced mathematical ideas and new ways of thinking. Hosted by UQ’s School of Mathematics and Physics each year, this multi-day, non-residential program is for all current Year 10 students who have a passion for mathematics. The program will be led by …
Year 10 students who’ve selected to study senior science subject(s) and their teachers are invited to attend our free, on-campus event to develop their scientific research skills. Workshops will address critical thinking, experimental risk management, science literacy, and science communication to give students a head start in senior science. Teachers are encouraged to register their …
CQUniversity’s exclusive student program is back again! We want 2023’s most valuable players (MVPs), whether you’re a budding sports scientist or physiotherapist, a sporting superstar or a biology classroom whiz. If you’re a current year 10, 11 or 12 student you could secure yourself a spot in our exclusive, behind-the-scenes program on Tuesday, 7 November …
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Year 9-10 students will spend a day learning about a real-life global problem, i.e. the Grand Challenge, and brainstorm, develop and pitch their own solutions to their peers and STEM experts for a chance to win cash prizes. “As an entrepreneur, pitch an innovative idea that uses, or amplifies the use of, renewable energy.” In …
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Register your Year 10-11 classes for an interactive visit to the University of Sydney’s Camden Campus to explore study and career pathways in real and applied agricultural sciences. The day will include a visit out to the active cattle and mixed enterprise facilities of John Bruce Pye Farm where all students will experience cutting-edge precision …
You and your HSC Science Extension students are invited to join us for an engaging and informative day to prepare them for their own exciting dive into authentic scientific research. This workshop will guide them through the essential steps to kickstart their scientific research project. During this on-campus workshop, students and teachers will have the …
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You and your HSC Science Extension students are invited to join us for an engaging and informative day to prepare them for their own exciting dive into authentic scientific research. This workshop will guide them through the essential steps to kickstart their scientific research project. During this online workshop, students and teachers will have the …
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Have you ever wondered how Professor Marie Curie discovered polonium and radium, forever transforming the use of radiation in medicine and healthcare? Perhaps, you spend your days pondering how the first molecules formed in the universe and led to the beginning of life on Earth. Or maybe, you are simply in awe of the periodic …
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Are you an aspiring scientist keen to explore your tertiary study options? Join this information session delivered by Professor Mike Wheatland to learn about what the University of Sydney can offer you. Find out about the wide range of science major options, flexible and specialist degree pathways, career opportunities and the vibrant student experience at …
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If it excites you to know how things work, a degree in mechanical or mechatronic engineering could be for you. Mechanical engineers use a knowledge of movement to design and improve mechanical components and systems. This is a diverse area in high demand, particularly as we try to find solutions for problems like climate change …
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Software engineers improve the efficiencies of computers and other electronic devices through designing, writing, and testing software and systems. You could be applying your coding and creative skills to develop the latest app or using analytical thinking to streamline software used by thousands every day. Whether you want to dive deeper into this field, or …
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“Young children are natural engineers. They’re very creative, they can follow directions, they naturally want to learn about their environment, they are very curious. They’ll explore, they’ll build, they’ll construct and that’s all part of engineering.” Professor Lyn English will explore some of the learning affordances of early engineering experiences and how they integrate meaningfully …
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This webinar focuses on the experiences of two women who have studied and worked in the space industry. Careers in space are vast, varied and the Australian space sector is thriving. Find out more about what a job in this sector might look like. Dr Vienna Tran, a medical doctor, has a dream to pursue …
A third of Australia’s electricity already is generated by renewables. Over the next 30 years, new wind and solar farms, batteries, rooftop solar installations, and hydro projects will need to be built. This webinar will explore the working lives, school and career pathways of two young women who have opted to work in the clean …
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Applications are now open for the next intake of students to join the world-first Young Indigenous Women’s STEM Academy (the Academy), which is co-managed by CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency.
How do you engage and sustain girls’ interest in secondary Maths and associated subjects? This practical webinar will focus on the experiences of two teachers with some practical strategies that focus on motivating, engaging and sustaining interest. Come for ideas about: Teaching practices that work with girls Creating a growth mindset in this area Extra-curricular …
Changing what we say about STEM and how we say it can have a profound effect on students’ perceptions of the field and their place in it. Mel Isaacs explores how to tweak STEM lessons to maximise opportunities for engagement and development of positive STEM identities of girls. About Mel Mel Isaacs was a founding …
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Join us for an exciting day of exploration and discovery at the Forensic Science at Flinders University Event! You will have the opportunity to engage with experts in the field, learn about cutting-edge research, and witness live demonstrations. Throughout the day, you’ll have the chance to participate in hands-on activities, such as fingerprint and Blood …
The University of Southern Queensland is delighted to announce the return of Mathematics Teacher Day. This free event offers high school mathematics teachers an opportunity to enrich their knowledge, skills, and teaching strategies. This one-day program aims to provide a platform for professional growth, collaboration, and exchange of ideas and experiences in mathematics education. During …
Join us at an exciting event hosted by the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology. Discover your pathway to a fulfilling career in engineering or IT as we present an engaging information session and panel discussion. The evening will commence with a presentation by leading Professor and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education) Jamie Evans, followed by a …
The CSIRO has developed a variety of engaging case studies to inspire and ignite a passion in the next generation, whether they are space enthusiasts or not, to foster the growth of the future space industry workforce. These video case studies are coupled with downloadable resources. They are a valuable tool for educators and careers …
The Science Without Borders® Challenge is an international contest that engages students and teachers in ocean conservation through art. This annual competition inspires students to be creative while promoting public awareness of the need to preserve, protect, and restore the world’s oceans and aquatic resources. The theme for this year’s Science without Borders® Challenge is …
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The Science Experience @Macquarie University in Sydney, running Oct 4-6, is a wonderful opportunity for Year 9 and 10 students to meet passionate scientists at the career speed dating session, get hands-on with STEM at the expo, participate in a chemistry magic show, learn more about our solar system and the world beyond earth, explore …
Discover the dynamic world of laboratories, including what roles you can expect to find and how your work will contribute to understanding the world around us.
Do you know any talented Year 12 school leavers interested in a career where curiosity and problem-solving lead to success? WiseTech Global, one of Australia’s most successful global technology companies, is committed to building Australia’s tech future. We’re giving Year 12 school leavers the opportunity to accelerate their career in technology by gaining access to …
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If you want to become a Remote Sensing Scientist, read our job spotlight to find out what the job involves and how you can get there.
There’s much more to space than being an astronaut! There are many exciting learning opportunities and career paths to follow right here on Earth. This exciting presentation will provide students with information and guidance on Space-related research happening In Australia with overseas agencies like NASA, the European Space Agency for rocket design, radio telescopes and …
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We know that for young people, and their family supporters, navigating a pathway into a STEM career can be challenging for a range of reasons. First, STEM offers diverse options in careers, some of which are unknown or misconceived. Second, information available can be outdated, limited or misinforming depending on access to information. We have …
What are the factors that encourage students to choose STEM subjects and careers? Professor Louise Archer from University College London will report on the UK-based ASPIRES project which has tracked how and why young people come to see science as being ‘for me’, or not, with the goal of informing policy and practice to support …
NCSS is a ten-day summer school bringing together talented young people from around Australia, running from 6th-15th January 2024. NCSS will run streams at UNSW in Sydney (Cyber Security) and at the University of Melbourne (Chatbot/web/cloud development). Both streams involve learning advanced computing skills in a university setting. The programme also includes fun teamwork activities, and …
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Web.Comp is a web design competition for school students. We’ll teach you how to build a website as we go along, rather than expecting you to be an expert already. Web.Comp has two components: Learn is a 4-week series of challenges where students learn as they go along. Each week, we’ll release interactive notes with …
Grok Academy is collaborating with Amazon to offer teachers a free Professional Learning opportunity in term 4 of 2023. The course is available for NSW K-12 teachers to support the implementation of Digital Technologies education in NSW. Participants will gain the knowledge and expertise to inspire and guide other educators. The course will consist of …
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In this job spotlight we will learn what it takes to become a data scientist, and you can see if it might be the right career for you.
Get a taste of life as an engineering student at UNSW! During the day you will have the opportunity to attend two hands-on workshops of your choosing whilst connecting with current students, academics and our esteemed engineering alumni. Experience two contrasting areas of engineering or follow your engineering passions. Find out where studying engineering at …
There are lots of STEM careers where you can spend your time in the great outdoors – find out what they are in this blog.
Learn everything you need to know about being a Climate Scientist, from study pathways to skills needed and lifestyle expectations.
The National First Nations Scholarship is for an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who shows great potential and is getting ready to achieve their dreams.
If you live in an eligible low-socioeconomic area, receive an offer from UNSW and enrol for Term 1 2024, you will be eligible to receive the $10,000 UNSW Advantage Award to support you in your first year of studies. Low-socioeconomic areas are based on IRSAD and IEO indexes of SEIFA criteria. Additionally, for 2024, all students …
Mid-Western Regional Council is looking for a passionate and enthusiastic individual looking to commence a career in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). This opportunity is open to school leavers with a strong performance in maths and/or IT who have an expectation of achieving an ATAR suitable for entry into university, someone who has commenced tertiary qualifications …
National Skills Week is running from August 21-27. National Skills Week is dedicated to raising the profile and status of vocational learning, dispelling outdated myths and showcasing the attractive career opportunities for all Australians. Wondering how you can get your students and school involved in National Skills Week? They have provided a heap of great …
This award was established in 1999 to support academically excellent Year 12 students who intend to enrol at the University of Newcastle in the year following their Higher School Certificate (HSC) studies. The award does not require an application as it is based on the nomination submitted by your High School during your HSC year.
Discover the exciting world of Machine Learning Engineering – find out about skills, pathways, and opportunities in this career.
University applications are now open in all states and territories of Australia – and if you’re in Year 12 and thinking of applying for 2024, we’re here to help! In this blog we’ll go over some of the basics you need to know about applying to university, plus list some key dates. First, take a …
The Defence Geospatial Intelligence Trainee Program is a competency based civilian training program. Participants undergo workplace training while completing a Certificate IV in Spatial Information Services. Trainees complement their study with relevant and practical employment in a unique environment. They do full-time paid work while completing their qualification. Employment is guaranteed on successful completion of …
National Science Week has provided a suite of resources to help you get your class or school involved in celebrating everything STEM. You can download the 70 page 2023 teacher resource book based on this year’s theme of Innovation: Powering Future Industries, packed with activity ideas for students from levels K-10. They also have a …
NASA has a huge variety of STEM resources for teachers and educators on their website, including activities, posters, lesson plans, videos, and much more. Some opportunities are for students in the US only, but lots of the resources are appropriate for use anywhere in the world. You can access the resources for free here.
The Australian Centre for Careers has created a full suite of resources created in collaboration with the Australian Space Agency, and they are now available for download, including the interactive Student Workbook and accompanying Teacher Answer Guide. The Student Workbook is an interactive PDF featuring written and video case studies from professionals currently working in …
Everybody knows that science, technology and engineering will continue to shape the world we live in. They will be needed to solve the problems current and future generations will face. But how does mathematics fit in? Why do you have to learn calculus? What does geometry have to do with anything? And is there really …
If you would like to become a Surveyor, read this job spotlight to find out everything you need to know about how to get there.
What is the purpose of science and the work of scientists? Should we be worried about the implications of science beyond the lab or classroom? Join this session with Dr Annie Handmer from the School of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Sydney to learn how she interrogates the ethical, social, economic, …
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Queensland secondary students can enrol into free online learning programs, Fuelling a Hydrogen Future: STEM Skills for Secondary Learning, under a new partnership between CQUniversity and the Queensland Government. These micro-credential programs seamlessly integrate into classrooms and equip students with industry-relevant skills and tools for the future workforce. Developed by CQU in partnership with Stanwell …
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Through the generous support of corporate sponsors, and from other funds made available to the University, we offer a number of scholarships to Indigenous Australians. Our Indigenous Scholarships aim to support Indigenous Australians by offering a premium tertiary education experience and pathways to exceptional career opportunities.
This year, National Science Week will take place from Saturday 12 to Sunday 20 August. All around Australia there will be a huge variety of live online events, virtual tours, competitions and fun activities to participate in and grow your STEM knowledge. Take a look at what’s on and find a whole bunch of resources …
If you live far away from the nearest university, it might seem like the costs of moving town are too much. Thankfully, universities and other institutions recognise this, and provide scholarship opportunities tailored to people living in regional and rural areas. So if you think it’s too expensive to move away for university, think again. …
The Robogals Science Challenge is a global online STEM competition for girls and gender diverse students aged 5-15. It aims to promote innovation and exploration through hands-on projects, which can be completed with a friend, parent, or mentor. The competition format has two main Challenges. Participants are required to complete 2 Minor Challenges before being …
Natural hazards and disasters can have a lasting impact on the Earth and our communities. By examining years of satellite imagery we can observe the extent of hazard impacts on our landscape and infrastructure and plan for future events. This teacher professional learning session will explore how Earth observation satellites are used to monitor natural …
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Did you know that Geoscience Australia has years of earthquake data freely available online? This teacher professional learning session will explore how you can access real earthquake data in the classroom. Our dedicated education team will walk you through a global 3D earthquake model and provide you with some ready-to-use classroom activities where students can …
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The Sustainable Futures program is designed by the CSIRO to support primary and secondary teachers working with students in Years 3 to 10. Teachers who register with the program receive free access to digital teaching resources which includes a variety of ideas and activities to support the teaching of sustainability and the environment in Australian …
The National Computer Science School (NCSS) is a ten-day summer school for students going into years 11 and 12. NCSS brings together talented young people from around Australia for an intensive course of computer programming and website development at university. NCSS has been offered in various formats since 1996 and in 2024, we will be …
A day of workshops to introduce year 10 students to different areas of Engineering & IT. You don’t need any prior knowledge – this day is about having a look at Engineering & IT, solving a few problems, seeing the campus, meeting some students and academics, having a pizza lunch and having fun. The schedule …
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The Transformer is a co-curricular program that enable students to innovatively tackle real-world problems that matter. It attracts motivated, self-directed individuals who want to work in collaborative, interdisciplinary teams on challenging projects that typically span multiple semesters. The nature and scope of these projects are limited only by the passions and interests of the participants. …
Zoos have many purposes that revolve around conservation, education, and entertainment. One of their primary roles is to safeguard and protect certain animal species through breeding and preservation programs. They also offer visitors, especially children, a unique opportunity to connect with and learn about various animals, their habitats, and conservation efforts. Zoos also often contribute …
Year 12 Science Extension students, Year 10 and 11 Students and teachers, join us to celebrate the research of Year 12 students undertaking HSC Science Extension in a research conference setting. Meet like-minded school students, undergraduates and PhD researchers to share your passion for science. The full-day conference will include talks and posters presented by …
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Soil Week Australia is running its very successful Healthy Soil Competition again in 2023. The world under our feet is invisible, yet it is a world teeming with billions of microorganisms working together to keep our plants and animals, landscapes, and water supplies clean and healthy. Worms are wonderful and play a key role in …
What’s more important: Earth’s conservation or space exploration? It’s a tough question, and in this interactive event, you choose whether you explore the physics of life and energy on Earth or in space, or both! If exploring the Earth, you can learn about renewable energy and the physics that connects us to the cosmos, or, …
The Curtin ATAR Achievement Scholarship has been developed to encourage Year 12 ATAR students to strive and reach their full potential in their final year of studies. The scholarship will reward applicants who achieve an ATAR 3 points higher than their predicted ATAR, based on year 11 studies, and who want to pursue study at …
MySydney offers every eligible student starting in 2024, entry on a reduced ATAR, an $8,500 per annum scholarship for the duration of their undergraduate degree and a range of additional support. No separate application is required.
Are you a STEM teacher or are part of a school that loves teaching technology? The Civil Aviation Safety Authority’s (CASA) Know Your Drone school resources are linked to the Australian Curriculum and can be used to educate students aged 10-16 years old about STEM topics and drone safety. To coincide with National Science Week, …
Interested in a career in beauty? There are more options than just makeup artistry. Find out where your passion for beauty can take you.
Calling all young tech enthusiasts and future innovators: get ready to soar to new heights in the world of drones at our exciting workshops, CodProg Drone Lab. These interactive workshops are specifically designed for young Australians who are eager to explore the fascinating realms of drone coding and programming. Participants will be engaged in exciting …
This event is for students in Years 10-12 interested in learning about how rewarding and exciting a career in STEM can be. STEM Show and Tell will give students the opportunity to meet with 8 different women working in a range of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths fields. These are WA’s technical experts and leaders! …
Ocean Science Day will dive deep into marine biology and oceanography with immersive learning experiences, arts and crafts, contributed talks, and fun for all ages. Walk through the life-sized kelp forest and coral reef and experience an underwater scavenger hunt. Participants young and old will learn about stable isotopes and trophic interactions, microbial adaptations, and …
The MPAS Astrophotography Workshop continues in 2023 with revised and new content, on smartphone astrophotography, auroras, nightscape and deep sky imaging. Targeted at beginner & hobbyist photographers (or someone with a keen interest in astronomy or nightscape photography) this event will inspire you to get out and enjoy the night sky. With places strictly limited, …
Interested in a career in STEM? Come along to Melton City Libraries to hear from a diverse panel of young people who work in the field. Ingrid, Daniel and Josh will speak about their journeys so far working in the industry, and answer any questions you may have. The panel includes: Ingrid Freeman (data science …
Yakult is committed to improving and providing a link between education and the food industry. This unique Lab Skills Workshop is ideal for your budding scientist. Attendees will be guided as they carry out simulated scientific testing used to ensure Yakult’s high quality drink. Each session runs for approximately 90mins. This includes a free factory …
What is it really like to be a student at WEHI? As part of the University of Melbourne’s Science Festival, the WEHI Student Association (WESA) are hosting an event on Tuesday 15 August, 4:30pm – 6pm (AEST). Welcome by Annabella Thomas, WESA President, and Raymond Qin, WESA Engagement Representative Hear about our latest multidisciplinary medical research …
This free, community open event is a celebration of Indigenous and Western science and highlights the relevance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) to our everyday lives.NISEP – Indigenous Science Experience @ Redfern Come along to get hands-on with a diverse range of interactive science activities accessible to all ages. Activities will include: Yarning …