Careers with STEM

When you’re young it’s easy to feel like the adults are running show, but there are a stack of emerging leaders proving that age doesn’t matter when it comes to making a positive impact on our planet.

From keeping families together to staying calm, there were some smart tech solutions presented at the 2019 Search for the Next Teach Girl Superhero competition.

Looking for something fun to fill the hours these school holidays? These personality quizzes are our most popular of all time!

Keen for a career in tech? We've listed as many computer science jobs as we can, so you can widen your job search.

Civil engineering isn’t all hard hats and high-rises. Here’s what to expect from a STEM career in construction.

The Girls in STEM Toolkit (The GiST) launches this week. See its inspiring content and practical tools and information for students, teachers and families. To close the gender gap in STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths), we can’t have enough tools in our kit. That’s why we’re excited to see a brand-new resource available from Education Services Australia, funded...

Can't decide between engineering and medicine? Biomedical engineering could be for you ! Here's our low-down on what this STEM career is all about

The way we deliver drugs into our bodies has come a long way  thanks to advances in biology, medicine and engineering. Here are just three cool examples

Insects are the most sustainable source of protein on earth. They produce 80 per cent less methane than cows, require far less resources to farm and their increasing popularity could mean lower emissions long-term. And it’s not just their small ecological footprints that make them major snack goals. Packed with protein, vitamin B12, Omega 3, iron, potassium and calcium...

Australia’s most famous astrophysicist bachelor Matt Agnew has made no secret of the fact that he’s got a mad crush on chemical engineer Chelsie McLeod. She’s sweet, beautiful and obviously into him, but it’s the 28-year-old's brains that have been her major point of attraction to the PhD graduate throughout the series. Ever since she rocked up to the mansion...

Students would be better off if our teaching workforce looked more like our students (and the rest of Australia), according to a new report

This Friday thousands of Australian school kids are expected to ditch class to protest global inaction on climate change. Global warming is arguably one of the planets most urgent challenges, and this week thousands of students will express their frustration at the world’s lack of action by skipping class and heading to one of 100 different marches happening around...