Career insights from the coolest women in nuclear science
We hit up the female staff behind ANSTO for a major pathway pep talk.
What can you do with a physics degree?
Here are four cool, and unexpected, jobs a Bachelor of Science (Physics) could lead to.
Fighting cyber warfare is a full time defence job
Australia’s defence force is winning the race to patch vulnerable code and detect software bugs before they bite.
Fresh skills people: tech jobs at WooliesX
Meet three women working in cool tech roles at WooliesX – the young, digital-savvy face of one of Australia's oldest retail businesses
A guide on changing preferences for Australian universities
If exam stress meant you didn’t have your head on straight while choosing your uni preferences, we’ve got good news: it’s ok to change your mind, and changing preferences at this stage could mean studying your perfect degree. Here's how to do it.
Fighting antibiotic resistance is a full time STEM job
The war against antibiotic resistance requires some serious revision, says Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2009) laureate Ada Yonath.
Stuck on what to study? We asked a career expert for her top tips
Marine biologist, robotics engineer, or sports statistician? Deciding on your dream career is no easy feat when the possibilities are endless.
Meet two tech visionaries helping computers see
Two computer scientists from the University of Adelaide are helping computers see – with applications out of this world.
Hacking the classroom: the rise of interactive cybersecurity education
The ACA Schools Cyber Security Challenges are bringing cybersecurity into the classroom – preparing students for this fast growing, crucial field.
Creating dream machines with Macquarie and FIRST Robotics
Sarah Heimlich found a software engineering degree at Macquarie University the perfect way to pursue her love of FIRST Robotics.
Get job ready with the RMIT Bachelor of Computer Science
To design an awesome degree like the RMIT Bachelor of Computer Science, you need a passionate computer scientist like Professor John Thangarajah.
A day in the life of an ethical hacker
Trying to think like a hacker and playing Dungeons & Dragons is all in a day’s work (and play) for CBA grad Rhiannon Nee-Salvador.
Why university STEM degrees are more relevant than ever
In an uncertain world future, university STEM degrees are more crucial than ever - and not just to land you a job.
Three regional schools are the latest to benefit from STEM industry school partnership program
Three schools in the Illawarra region of NSW will now have their own academy of STEM excellence under the NSW Department of Education’s STEM Industry School Partnerships (SISP) Program.
Why space careers matter in a post-pandemic world
Australia’s space industry began in uncertainty, and – despite bushfires, pandemics and massive change – it will succeed under uncertainty.