Careers with STEM

Take a look at the amazing women in Hidden Figures, a heartwarming hollywood movie based on the true story of African-American women working at NASA during the space race.

Since the competition's inception in 2015, here is every single winner of the UNSW Bragg Prize for Student Science Writing to date. 2018: Winner of the UNSW Bragg Student Prize 2018 Preethika Mathan Essay title: I-Care Santa Sabina College, NSW   Runners up Coco Dwyer and Ruby Mumford Essay title: Technology is not only all around us, it’s inside us Star of the Sea College, VIC   Sienna Ters Essay title: Celebrating 40 years of...

If you have a curious mind and a keen interest in science and travel, a career as an intrepid explorer could be on your horizon.

With a career is agriculture, you could develop groundbreaking technologies that could tackle some of the world’s major food security challenges.

Precision medicine and bionics could be your best route to a career helping the world live happier, healthier lives.

From smart robotics to groundbreaking medical tests, healthcare is evolving at breakneck speed.

Add computer science to your goals, ideas and interests to equal planet-changing awesomeness.

From food security to climate change, computer science can solve many of the world’s sustainability challenges.

A UNSW degree in computer science can lead you to a career in any walk of life.

The increase in small tech means it’s time for big business opportunities – that’s exactly what the University of Canterbury is working on.

With modern technology, everybody can share a personal story.

Paige Brown is on track for an exciting career in cybersecurity.