To go to uni, or not to go to uni. That is the question… But, your choices don’t have to be so black and white. If you decide that uni isn’t for you, there’s a multitude of TAFE and trade school options worth exploring. So, take our quiz and let us answer the age old question: Should I go to university?
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!
The prestigious UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing is designed to encourage and celebrate the next generation of science writers, researchers and leaders.
A Bachelor degree isn’t your only ticket to a great career. Nab yourself a Diploma in Engineering and you could jump straight into full-time work (and a full-time salary, kaching!). We’ve rounded up the best options for Australian Engineering courses with TAFE or trade school, so check out your options.
Internship and Aboriginal education program, CareerTrackers has an 89% success rate for their students graduating university. See how CareerTrackers provides the industry experience and extensive support network to give you a kickstart to your career.
More than half of Aussie girls aged 12-14 want to study STEM, but our enrolments are lower than any other Asia Pacific country. The future is female in STEM… with a little encouragement and a lot of support from parents, teachers and schools to turn these girls in STEM to women in STEM fields.
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When you’re young, it can be hard to get people to take you seriously. But what if you have a world-changing, super stellar idea that needs to come to life? Follow in the footsteps of some young entrepreneurs before you and get involved in these young entrepreneurship programs in STEM.
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.
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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.