
Free webinar! Tech careers of the future
Love solving problems, creating new things or figuring out how technology works? A career in tech could be for you. Register now for this free webinar for students, teachers, and parents! Supported by QUT
Physical and virtual ways to connect in person with the people who feature in the website and magazine, plus expert tips from the Careers with STEM team.

Love solving problems, creating new things or figuring out how technology works? A career in tech could be for you. Register now for this free webinar for students, teachers, and parents! Supported by QUT

Love solving problems, creating new things or figuring out how technology works? A career in tech could be for you. Register now for this free webinar for students, teachers, and parents! Supported by QUT

Experience the future of engineering and IT at the UTS Tech Festival in June

The world is changing so fast that the question isn’t why science? It’s which science?! This science career webinar has the answers!

Curious about the future? Tech is shaping it — and you could be part of what’s next. Register now for this free webinar for students, teachers, and parents! Supported by QUT

It’s not easy to become a scientist, so Vanessa shares her career journey and what Australia can do to support the next generation

National Science Week is back from 9 to 17 August with the theme “Decoding the universe”

Girls Day Out in STEM presents My Metaverse Mission: Possible, an online STEM adventure like no other. Decode missions, discover careers, win prizes and meet real-life role models powering the AI future.

How can you find work experience? Where can you do virtual work experience? What even is work experience anyway?

The OECD has just published their 2025 State of Global Teenage Career Preparation report.
There’s good news and bad.

Meet Vishal Repaka, who’s gone from student to tech professional, thanks to Big Day In

Join us for a free Careers with STEM webinar, supported by QUT, to hear from inspiring professionals who turned their passion for problem solving into careers that are saving the environment with data, improving outcomes in cancer research and optimising complex transport systems.

Jasmine Fellows brings over 15 years of experience in STEM publishing.