Careers with STEM

Dream of a job working with animals? Here are 10 cool jobs you could get with an animal science degree - and just one of them is a vet!

The government says it’s committed to STEM education, but how can we inspire the next generation when they see our current scientists being ignored and worse?

Marine biologist, robotics engineer, or sports statistician? Deciding on your dream career is no easy feat when the possibilities are endless.

Thinking of studying computer science, but not sure where your degree could take you? These 5 computer science grads all work at Australia's biggest bank.

In a three-year project, students were taught STEM skills by designing solutions for real-world problems. An evaluation of the project found most students were stimulated and engaged.

Aussie tech start-up Faethm has launched the first of what it says will be a series of mini-documentaries telling the stories of people working in STEM at organisations around Australia. The first mini-doco (above) features two women working in different STEM roles at AGL Energy – we meet electrical tradesperson Molly Miller and Agile Capability Coach Hamdam Bishop. While both Molly...

Swap the crazy scientist vibe this Halloween for a more modern take on STEM.

A USyd team are cloning components of magic mushrooms for the iGEM (International Genetically Engineered Machine) synthetic biology competition.

In an effort to give kudos to the teachers – and systems – who shaped some of STEM’s most innovative minds, we hit up a bunch of industry professionals and asked them to tell us about their most-memorable STEM educators. Lisa Harvey-Smith Astrophysicist and Women in STEM ambassador “My chemistry lecturer at college – Andrew – was obviously very passionate about...

Enter our competition to go in the draw to win this awesome women in STEM prize pack valued at almost $80.

Computer science is still grappling with a diversity problem – here’s your low-down on the current gender gap in tech and how we can fix it.

The Australian Cyber Security Centre recommends six steps to staying safe online, one day at a time.