STEM

Putting women and girls at the centre of efforts to recover from COVID-19.

In celebration of National Science Week the Alumni team has produced a webinar with Dr Marian Wong, marine biologist and Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Sustainable Ecosystem Solutions at UOW.

For 2021 Careers Central are pleased to announce that they are running a STEM Virtual Careers Week over 2-6 August.

Students in non-STEM degree programs often want to include a STEM elective, to broaden their knowledge base and get some hands-on experience.

Dr Holly Tootell, Dr Yee Lian Chew and Dr Marian Wong recognised by Science & Technology Australia Three UOW academics – Dr Holly Tootell, Dr Yee Lian Chew and Dr Marian Wong – will be named today (Thursday 3 December) among Australia’s official Superstars of STEM.

Do you know a school leaver, job seeker, or someone thinking of a career pivot?

The University is holding a screening and panel discussion of a ground-breaking new film about gender equality in STEM, called ‘Picture a Scientist’.

Four UOW researchers Drs Holly Tootell from EIS, and SMAH’s Jody Morgan, Natalie Matosin & Melinda Waterman were selected to participate as speakers for Soapbox Science Sydney as part of National Science Week (15-23rd August 2020).

The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Careers Expo is designed to promote graduate programs and vacation work opportunities and internships over summer for students in their penultimate year of study.

In conjunction with our temporary closure, Science Space has launched a Virtual Science Space offering to the community during these challenging times.

Join K-12 educators from across our region at our very first teacher networking event for 2020.

At the 2020 STEM Camp for Girls you will participate in hands-on workshops and industry visits, exploring themes of ‘sustainability’, ‘renewable energies’, ‘humanitarian aid’, and ‘biomedicine’, learning more about the various fields of Physics, Engineering, Maths, and Information Technology.

The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Careers Expo gives student’s the opportunity to meet potential employers on campus to talk about their recruitment programs, and scout for future talent.

The For Women In Science (FWIS) program was founded in 1998 with a simple aim; to ensure that women are fairly represented at all levels in science.

UOW is hosting a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Careers Expo and both academic and professional services staff who deal with STEM students are encouraged to promote this free event.