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Get inspired about the jobs of the future with the new Careers with STEM: Maths & Data edition - out now.
Olympiad champs! Young, Aussie maths crew win goldÂ
Australia recently competed in the European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) and our team achieved incredible results
Studies show students are feeling optimistic about their careers
New research, commissioned by online study support service Studiosity, reveals students are feeling optimistic about future employment opportunities despite COVID
Science meets art during a free five-day festival
A musician and scientist are teaming up this Brisbane’s World Science Festival
Hooray! Additional funding for women in STEM announced
A massive $6.7 million in funding for women in STEM has been announced. Find out where the dollars will go, plus meet role models here!
Inside the program finding STEM jobs for grads with disabilities
People with disabilities can make a big impact in STEM, and atWork Australia’s School2atWork program is helping them land inclusive opportunities
Scientists discover world’s first true millipede in WA
One of the coolest things about working in science is that there's always more to discover. Just ask the team of CSIRO scientists who have just discovered the world’s first true millipede!
Careers with STEM: 2021, by numbersÂ
Oh, what a year! Thanks for joining us on the wild ride that was 2021
Meet the 17-year-old entrepreneur developing the coolest study appÂ
Eric Rametta is setting out to change the game for students tackling multiple subjects, timetables and exams to cram forÂ
Tech to the rescue: say hello to unbreakable phone screens
Good news! Cracked phone screens could soon become a thing of the past thanks to breakthrough research conducted at the University of Queensland.
Indigenous VET students are doing awesome things in STEM
An indigenous health researcher and apprentice electrician are among the Charles Darwin University (CDU) students honoured at this year’s Northern Territory Training Awards
STEM experts want us to re-think the way we discuss eating disorders
Researchers like Dr Sian McLean are encouraging us to rethink the way we talk about mental health – and more specifically, eating disorders