Curious about the future? Tech is shaping it — and you could be part of what’s next. Watch the recording of this free webinar for students, teachers, and parents!
Imagine building the next big thing in AI, helping fight climate change with smart data, or even designing the tech behind the next generation of electric cars or space travel. Technology is now woven into every industry – from music and gaming to medicine and sustainable energy – which means a career in tech doesn’t just mean one path; it means limitless possibilities.
And here’s the exciting part: many of the jobs you’ll be doing in the future haven’t even been invented yet.
Whether you’re a high school student, a teacher guiding your students’ next steps, or a parent supporting your child’s future, this webinar will provide the knowledge and inspiration you need to explore the exciting world of tech careers.
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Meet the panel
Craig Costello, professor of computer science and quantum-cryptography expert
Craig Costello is a professor at QUT and a global leader in designing quantum-resistant cryptography to protect the future of digital security. After earning his PhD at QUT, he spent years as a principal research scientist at Microsoft in the USA, proving that a passion for tech and problem-solving can lead.
Belinda Zhou, final-year computer science student
Belinda is a passionate computer science student in her final year at QUT, with experience in cybersecurity and technology risk at EY. She has been recognised at the Australian Women in Security Awards, and is passionate about using tech to drive innovation, lead with impact, and empower others.
Vinesh Nangia, student at QUT School of Computer Science and Faculty of Law
Vinesh is a double-degree student at QUT, studying Information Technology and Law, who led a national award-winning legal AI project and explored global tech regulation during a semester in the UK. As the 2025 President and founding executive of the Law, Innovation and Technology Society, he’s sparking bold conversations where law and emerging tech collide.
Plus Lee Constable, event moderator, author and TV Presenter, best known for hosting Network 10 kids’ science show Scope
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