Student performance improves with more diverse school leaders: study
Students would be better off if our teaching workforce looked more like our students (and the rest of Australia), according to a new report
These primary school girls and their amazing app ideas are seriously inspiring
From saving seals to tackling loneliness, a wide array of clever solutions to big problems were presented at the Search for the Next Tech Girl Superhero NSW showcase in Sydney.
7 Benefits of Inspiring STEM Education in Young Girls
As automation transforms the global workforce, workers with skills in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) will be in high demand in the labor...
Should STEM matter to your daughter, and to you?
Funded by the Australian Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, the Girls in STEM Toolkit (aka The GiST) is a new website that features pages of inspiring and informative content aimed at students, teachers and families.
What is Careers with STEM?
Careers with STEM provides inspiration, roles models and examples of how the STEM skills you teach can lead to amazing careers in any field.
Women who want to study engineering at UTS will now get 10 extra ATAR...
We asked four women in engineering what they thought about the move by UTS to add 10 points to the ATAR score of women who want to study engineering, and this is what they said
We’ve got your uni open day game plan sorted
Uni open day is your chance to find out if a university is right for you. Check out our guide to make sure you get the info you need on the day!
Last week to enter the UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing!
Calling all aspiring science writers in years 7-10! The UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing 2019 is now open for entries.
The Environmental Science and Sustainability Mobile Antarctic Classroom hits the road for Science Week
With Australia’s territorial claim to Antarctica a massive 42 per cent, it’s important for STEM students to understand our unique relationship with the icy...
New app brings the Periodic Table to life
This stalwart of chemistry classrooms everywhere has just well and truly entered the 21st century.
3 reasons you don’t have to be a ‘genius’ to be good at maths
We spoke to mathematician and Eureka Prize-finalist Sophie Calabretto to combat the myth that maths is only for very smart people
Generation first
Thinking about venturing out and becoming the first in your family to study engineering (or even go to uni)? This is for you!
Rise to the challenge with the ACA Schools Cyber Security Challenges
The ACA Schools Cyber Security Challenges are bringing cybersecurity into the classroom – preparing students for this fast growing, crucial field.
Students build recycling robot to wage war on waste
This month, students at Grace Lutheran College in Queensland will build a robot that encourages recycling
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.