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What is it like to become a scientist? “It’s like falling deeply in love,” says CSIRO’s Dr Doug Hilton
Maybe that’s why it feels so confusing to think about a Career in STEM
Jasmine Fellows July 29, 2026
Maybe that’s why it feels so confusing to think about a Career in STEM
This week, the CEO of the Tech Council of Australia, Kate Pounder, spoke to a room full of journalists, politicians and business leaders about the future of the technology sector in post-pandemic Australia.
Careers with STEM magazine is packed with information on a range of exciting careers in science, and features real-life role models showcasing the possibilities in this field.
There are so many awesome STEM events happening over summer. Load up on pathway ideas and career inspiration IRL and online
Find out how Ada Lovelace, known as the first computer programmer, used her passion for language, music and needlepoint to develop computer programming. Plus, see how you can combine your interests with STEM for a career you’ll love!
Students at UNSW are challenging the way we think about self-driving cars, after building the incredible Sunswift 7 and setting an unofficial Guinness World Record
Love a good career story? We’ve rounded up this year’s five most-read profiles on CareerswithSTEM.com
STEMfest is bringing together leading experts to discuss why diversity in STEM – and in the workforce – matters
Last week the three UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing winners got together in person – at the awards night for the prestigious science communication event
A new report highlights maths, digital skills, farming tech, engineering and entrepreneurship as key to Australia’s ability to unlock its full “technological potential” into the
Check out the latest edition of Careers with STEM to help you find your dream job in the booming technology sector
The National Skills Commission has released its 2022 Skills Priority List, highlighting occupations with shortages – and STEM jobs are a stand out!
Innovation and entrepreneurship STEM skills are essential parts of the next gen of careers, year 11/12 students heard at the QUT’s Future You Summit this week.
