Lockheed Martin Australia and STEM Punks launch space education program
Lockheed Martin Australia and STEM Punks have launched a space-focused educational program to educate and upskill Australia’s future space workforce.
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Tech entrepreneur and astronaut to headline ACTIVATE 2022
Astronaut, entrepreneur and global change maker, Dr Anousheh Ansari, will headline at the ACTIVATE Symposium on 25-27 October in Sydney.
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National Science Week to grow skills and STEM careers
For National Science Week (13-21 August), the federal government has pledged to help close the gender gap and inspire the next generation to join the highly skilled STEM sector.
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Return to a STEM career through BAE Systems Australia
A STEM Returners program will offer 10 internships with BAE Systems Australia this year, following a successful trial in 2021.
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New Advisory Group elevates women in STEM
The Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) has appointed 16 STEM champions from industry and academia to lead an Advisory Group for the $41.2 million Elevate: Boosting Women in STEM program.
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BAE Systems Australia and Lumination provide Beacon for STEM
BAE Systems Australia has launched a national STEM outreach program to inspire Year 4-6 students, allowing them access to leading edge technologies to solve real world challenges.
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Curtin and STEMSmart join forces for a digital future
Curtin University and STEM educator STEMSmart have joined forces in a new partnership to prepare primary and secondary students and those in under-served communities for a digital future.
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Bridging the gap between education and industry
Like every industry across the globe, Australia’s welding industry is feeling the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to feedback from Weld Australia’s members, the key challenge being faced across the industry is a shortage of labour, from Welding Supervisors and Inspectors, right through to welders. Finding competent, skilled, experienced welders is becoming more and more difficult.
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Be the role model – you can’t be what you can’t see
Manufacturers’ Monthly speaks with 2020 Women in Industry award winner, mechanical engineer Jackie Gray-Lewis from BAE Systems Australia, about creating opportunities and support for women.
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SME recognises 20 smart manufacturing academics
SME, a manufacturing not-for-profit association, has identified 20 academics who are shaping the next generation of engineers and smart manufacturing technologists.
These educators teach smart manufacturing
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BAE Systems offers new opportunities via STEM Returners program
BAE Systems, multinational arms, security and aerospace company, will join with STEM Returners to provide new opportunities for skilled professionals in its national defence and security business.
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Driving innovation through university collaboration – key elements for success
By Dr Matthew Young, Manufacturing Innovation Manager, IMCRC
After a turbulent year in our industry, Australian manufacturers need to innovate now more than ever before. Creating a path
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STEM grants to benefit students and the nation
Twenty-one organisations will share in $1.8 million in funding for their projects which inspire students with hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Minister for
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Centre to deliver STEM studies for students
The Victorian Government and the University of Melbourne have struck a partnership that will see Victorian secondary students will train for the jobs of tomorrow in science, technology, engineering and
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STEM centre opens at WA school
Education and Training Minister Sue Ellery visited Newton Moore Senior High School today to officially open its impressive science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) centre.
The Minister met
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STEM scholarships grow Defence’s talent pool
Eight individuals studying at three universities across Australia have been awarded Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) scholarships by Defence.
Minister for Defence Industry Melissa
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BAE Systems partners with The Smith Family to build youth STEM capability
BAE Systems Australia announced a $100,000 partnership with The Smith Family to support schools to participate in the Young ICT Explorers program, Australia’s biggest student invention competition.
Young
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WA gov scraps training fees to support displaced apprentices and trainees
More than 3,000 apprentices and trainees will be able to access free training thanks to the WA Government’s latest initiative to safeguard Western Australia’s future workforce.
Training costs
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Taskforce says action needed to make STEM more inclusive
With the manufacturing sector suffering from a skills shortage, attracting a more diverse workforce is more important than ever before. The new Engineering for Australia Taskforce has released a report
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Applications open for STEM grants
The federal government has opened applications for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) grants for organisations and businesses to partner with other businesses, experts, schools and
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