Engage with groundbreaking science and community outreach through the UWA Marshall Centre’s Community and Outreach programs. Whether you’re a student eager to participate in hands-on STEM initiatives or an educator seeking collaborative opportunities, this platform connects you with innovative research and public engagement activities.
Step into the world of engineering with Curtin University’s Girls+ Engineering Tomorrow (GET) program, designed to ignite your passion for STEM through hands-on workshops, mentorship, and real-world experiences. Whether you’re a high school student curious about engineering or seeking guidance on your future career path, this program connects you with industry professionals and supportive peers to help you build confidence and envision a future in engineering.
Connect with Western Australia’s vibrant STEM community through WA STEM Connect, a bi-annual program hosted by Scitech. Whether you’re looking to collaborate on projects, share resources, or engage with like-minded professionals, this platform offers events and a directory to foster meaningful connections.
Uncover how you can thrive in the dynamic field of network engineering with Domotz’s comprehensive guide tailored for women. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to advance your career, this resource provides insights into roles, required skills, certifications, and opportunities to help you succeed in this growing industry.
Discover how Women in STEMM Australia can support and amplify your journey in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or medicine. Whether you’re seeking mentorship, resources, or a community that champions diversity and inclusion, this platform is your gateway to empowerment and connection.
Unleash your creativity and tackle real-world challenges by participating in the Game Changer Awards—a premier STEM competition for Western Australian students. You’ll have the opportunity to showcase innovative solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, gaining recognition and valuable experience in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Discover how engineering can be a creative, impactful, and inclusive career path through UWA’s Girls+ in Engineering program. You’ll engage in hands-on workshops, meet inspiring role models, and explore real-world STEM challenges designed to ignite your passion and confidence in pursuing engineering.
Dive into the world of coding with the Girls’ Programming Network (GPN), where you’ll learn to program, solve fun puzzles, and connect with like-minded peers in a supportive environment. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, GPN offers free, full-day workshops each school term across Australia, designed to make learning tech skills exciting and accessible.
Discover how you can guide your child toward a bright future by exploring the Take 2 STEM Parents page. You’ll find practical tools and insights to support your child’s interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, helping them make informed subject choices that align with emerging career opportunities.
Explore how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics can shape your future with Take 2 STEM. Whether you’re a student, parent, or educator, this platform offers resources and insights to help you navigate the evolving landscape of STEM education and careers.
Discover how to transform your classroom with real-world STEM challenges that ignite curiosity and foster innovation. At STEM Hub, you’ll find curriculum-aligned resources and hands-on activities designed to inspire students and streamline your teaching experience.
Step into the future of science education at ConASTA 72, Australia’s premier science educators’ conference. From July 7–10, 2025, immerse yourself in over 200 workshops, keynote sessions, and networking events designed to ignite innovation and collaboration in STEM teaching.
If you’re a girl aged 8–18 curious about engineering, Robogals offers hands-on workshops that make learning fun and empowering. Run by university students, these free sessions introduce you to robotics, coding, and problem-solving in a supportive environment.
If you’re an educator aiming to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world application, Practera offers a powerful platform to design and manage experiential learning programs. With customisable templates, AI-driven feedback, and seamless integration of industry projects, you can enhance student engagement and employability at scale.
Inspiring WA is your gateway to engaging STEM experiences across Western Australia, from Perth to remote communities. Whether you’re a student, educator, or community member, you’ll find opportunities to participate in science events, access funding for local initiatives, and connect with a network of passionate STEM enthusiasts.
The STEM Innovation Partnerships program offers you a collaborative platform to design and implement innovative STEM learning experiences tailored to your school’s context. By joining, you can engage in a vibrant community of practice, access professional development workshops, and co-create solutions that enhance student engagement and achievement in STEM subjects.
InnovationAus.com’s “Girls in STEM” platform is your gateway to inspiring stories of Australian women leading in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. By showcasing diverse role models—from cryptographers to renewable energy experts—it helps you see the exciting possibilities in STEM and challenges outdated stereotypes.
Geoscience Australia’s Teacher Professional Learning programs offer you hands-on workshops and resources to confidently teach Earth science topics aligned with the Australian National Curriculum. These sessions, including those focused on engaging girls in STEM, provide practical strategies and insights to enhance your classroom experience.
Explore the Future You Australia website to discover engaging STEM resources designed for kids aged 8 to 12. With interactive tools, inspiring role models, and curriculum-aligned activities, it’s a great way to spark curiosity and interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Are you an ambitious founder in the climate tech space looking to grow your startup and raise funding? Tune into this short Program Information Session to learn how EnergyLab’s Climate Tech Charge Program can help you. The session is designed for early-stage founders with a market-validated idea, looking to build market traction, acquire their first … Read more
Explore potential real-world applications of mineral carbonation technologies while networking and engaging in interactive discussions with peers from the WA mining, research and government sectors. What You’ll Discover Featured Speakers Hans Oskierski: Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Geochemistry and Mineral Sciences, Murdoch UniversityTamsin Senders: General Manager Australia, Arca Climate Technologies Pty LtdYuan Tian: Principal Innovation, BHP … Read more
A one-day event spotlighting the real-world impact of AI and data across industries and research. This year’s conference will bring together leaders, innovators, and academics to showcase how data and AI are shaping practical outcomes – from government to business to community. Expect bold ideas, meaningful insights, and lively conversations. For details on speakers and … Read more
Join like minded people working in the sustainability field, for an evening of insightful conversations from three experts. 1. Role of wave energy in future renewable grids by Dr Jana Orszaghova (University of Western Australia) The coast from Perth to Hobart and beyond experiences persistent, year-round ocean waves. Wave energy technologies designed to harness this energy … Read more
Do you have a passion for aerial drone technology? Join decision makers, pilots, researchers, drone builders, and ReOCs for an exciting event exploring WA’s upcoming developments in aerial drone technology. This event is designed to gather industry professionals, technology developers, and aspiring enthusiasts in WA to connect and discuss their latest developments and applications in the aerial drone sector. It aims to … Read more
Engineers Australia’s Resources page is a valuable hub offering a wealth of materials to support your professional development and practice. From technical journals and professional standards to early career resources and books, you’ll find tools to enhance your engineering expertise and advance your career.
The EA Junior Club is your go-to resource for fun, hands-on engineering activities that you can easily bring into your classroom or home. With engaging projects like building catapults, designing solar cookers, and creating model houses, you’ll inspire your students to think creatively, collaborate, and develop problem-solving skills—perfect for sparking curiosity and fostering a love for STEM.
Engineers Australia is your gateway to a thriving network of over 130,000 engineering professionals across the country. By joining, you gain access to exclusive resources, professional development opportunities, and pathways to achieve Chartered status, enhancing your credibility and career prospects.
The GiST’s STEM Career Advice page offers you practical tools and insights to inspire your female students to pursue STEM pathways. From career resources and role models to strategies for fostering a growth mindset, it’s a valuable resource for enhancing your STEM teaching approach.
The Digital Technologies Hub is your go-to resource for implementing the Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies with confidence. Access ready-to-use lesson ideas, professional development opportunities, and classroom strategies tailored for both primary and secondary educators.
Discover a world of inspiring student projects at the Digital Technologies Hub, showcasing creativity and innovation in STEM. From solar-powered gardens to AI-driven apps, these real-life examples can spark your child’s interest and imagination.
Head to the Digital Technologies Hub to discover fun, hands-on activities that help your child learn coding, problem-solving, and digital creativity. With easy-to-follow guides and engaging projects, it’s a great way to support your child’s digital skills and spark their interest in future tech careers.
The GiST Families page offers practical tools and activities to help you support your daughter’s interest in STEM. From fun DIY experiments to inspiring role models, it’s a great starting point for meaningful conversations about future careers.
Discover The GiST (Girls in STEM Toolkit) to find engaging resources that connect your interests to exciting careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. With interactive tools like the STEMOSPHERE career map and inspiring stories from women in STEM, you’ll see how your passions can lead to real-world opportunities.
The Women in STEM Cadetships and Advanced Apprenticeships program empowers women to advance their careers by studying STEM qualifications part-time, all while staying employed. With support from universities and employer grants, this initiative is helping create a more diverse, skilled workforce in Australia’s thriving STEM fields.
Discover the Department of Jobs, Tourism, Science, and Innovation’s role in driving Western Australia’s economic growth and innovation across sectors like tourism, science, and international trade. Explore opportunities to connect with key industries and drive impactful change through their programs and initiatives.
Explore Course Seeker to compare thousands of undergraduate courses from universities and higher education institutions across Australia. Tailor your search by study area, location, entry requirements, and more to find the perfect course that aligns with your academic and career goals.
Transform your classroom with ClassVR, Australia’s leading virtual reality solution designed for education. Immerse students in interactive experiences—from exploring ancient civilisations to conducting virtual science experiments—while aligning seamlessly with the Australian curriculum.
Explore Careers with STEM to discover how your passions can transform into exciting careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. With free resources like job kits, quizzes, and inspiring role models, this platform helps you navigate study and career pathways that align with your interests.
The Australian Council for Computers in Education (ACCE) supports educators in integrating digital technologies into teaching with valuable resources and professional development. Join a community of educators and access tools to enhance your digital teaching skills and practice.
The Australian Association of Graduate Employers (AAGE) is your go-to resource for graduate recruitment and development, offering valuable insights, surveys, and networking opportunities. Whether you’re an employer or a student, AAGE provides the tools and connections to enhance early career opportunities.
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