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VIDEO: The 7 highest paying jobs in STEM
Choosing a career isn’t all about the money, but it doesn’t hurt to know which careers are amongst the highest paying jobs in STEM. Can you guess #1?
Here's all the engineering jobs we can think of
You can use these job titles as keyword searches on employment websites, or simply to get a better idea of the jobs that engineering degrees could prepare you for.
This is how you should choose your Year 11 and 12 electives, according to Australia's Chief Scientist
“I don’t know why, but some well-meaning advisors will suggest that you pick easy subjects so that you will achieve a higher raw score. Don’t do that!”
QUIZ: Which area of tech should you study?
Unsure about what your future tech career could look like? Our tech study and career quiz is here to help, delivering personalised hints on what to look for in a degree and job areas to explore!
VIDEO: Meet the 2019 Superstars of STEM
Science and Technology Australia have announced their lineup of 60 awesome scientists, technologists and educators as their 2019 Superstars of STEM.
VIDEO: What happens when you Google 'scientist'?
Watch as we break down the 3 most common stereotypes about scientists that you’re likely to find in a Google image search and set them straight!
What is imposter syndrome?
Imposter syndrome can have perfectly capable people doubting their skills and achievements, and it’s much more common than you think. We speak to two STEM professionals about their struggles with imposter syndrome, and how to overcome it.
Holographic teachers were supposed to be part of our future. What happened?
Instead of holograms replacing teachers, we’re seeing teachers using holograms to enhance the learning experience, particularly in disciplines such as health sciences and medicine.
These bricks are made from urine!
The future of sustainable biomaterials for use in construction, homewares and fashion has some pretty smelly and slimy origins. We investigate biomaterials made from an enzyme in your pee, and a pesky algae affectionately known as ‘rock snot’.
Where does rubbish go?
Have you ever thought about the logistics of rubbish collection? Emil Zankov, a teacher at Pedare Christian College, shows us how you can turn data on rubbish collection into a fun classroom exercise.
5 best coding resources for digital technologies
Stuck on the digital technologies curriculum? Don’t scratch your head about learning Scratch, get ahead of the game with these resources for all skill levels, and learn to code ahead of the class.
Why I stopped teaching and started Robokids
After teaching for over 25 years in New South Wales and Queensland schools, Michele Miller stepped outside the traditional school system and started running Robokids. Here’s why.