Maths

If you think fashion design and STEM couldn’t be more different, think again. Dr Mark Liu is innovating clothing patterns with computer aided design, meaning less waste and a better fit.

Ashley Noesjirwan of Randwick Public School impressed the crowd at the Number Crunchers Competition by reciting pi to over 800 decimal places!

This is a maths quiz that you don't need to study for! These equations say a lot about your personality type, so take our quiz to find out, which maths equation are you?

Athletes and sports teams know it’s good to have maths and computer science in their corner. That means there are plentiful opportunities across different sports for sport science jobs! We break down what they are, and how to get 'em.

These famous female scientists, mathematicians and engineers deserve more credit than they've been given. Take the quiz to see, which famous woman in STEM are you?

Over 200 girls gathered together to hear from Murdoch University's WISE Women in STEM. The outreach program saw multiple STEM women from around Australia share their personal and professional stories on how STEM skills benefit careers, and why dropping maths is a bad idea.

STEM is an acronym that stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. But, there's much more to it than that. STEM education has a role to play in every single career field, as well as our economy and the innovation of world issues. We'll answer the burning question: What is STEM and why is it important?

Careers with STEM: Maths is your go-to maths magazine for students and undergrads. Find career options in Maths you've never considered before, and find all the different ways you can get there. Maths is so much more than a subject, it's a toolkit for career success!

Three women; Dr Carla Harris, founder of the app 'Longevity'; Monica Wulff, founder of StartupMuster; and Sue Xue of Wrigley; share their experiences with how backgrounds in statistics and data analysis has helped them advance their careers.

Economics covers a wide range of career options. From working for an international organisation to getting involved with environmental causes. Anyone can find their fit in the workplace through an economics degree.

Pursing a math career doesn't always involve going through university. There are plenty of ways to get employed by taking alternative paths, like TAFE or trade school. The tech industry, finance, and forensics are some of the trade school careers that you can get involved in without getting a degree.

Whether you love it or ‘don’t get it’, it’s time to change the way you think about mathematics.