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VIDEO: Why we need more entomologists

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Careers with STEM: Science 2019 is out now!

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which zoologist are you? zoology quiz
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QUIZ: Which zoologist are you?

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This is how you should choose your Year 11 and 12...

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VIDEO: Meet the 2019 Superstars of STEM

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These bricks are made from urine!

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Marine biologist, seen looking at a lionfish is one type of scientist on our science careers list
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We wrote down every science career we can think of

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Science careers in retail | A phone held up is showing shopping trolleys coming out of it
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The science of shopping

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Paper planes, martial arts and cake: Creative approaches to science education

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3 surgeons standing over the operating table. Why are there so few female surgeons?
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Why aren’t there more female surgeons?

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STEMfooty: Connecting with the science of sport

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Enter the Halloween giveaway!

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A guide on changing preferences for Australian universities

QUT change of preferences Australia university
If exam stress meant you didn’t have your head on straight while choosing your uni preferences, we’ve got good news: it’s ok to change your mind, and changing preferences at this stage could mean studying your perfect degree. Here's how to do it.
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Wellness 2.0: celebrating computer science careers in health

CS + health
Introducing the tech innovations popping up in the health space – and the awesome STEM careers they’ve created
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SEEK reports more gender diversity in recruitment since removing coding from selection criteria

Womenintech
Online job search platform SEEK has increased the number of women in its technology graduate recruitment program by removing coding from its selection criteria.
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