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STELR — STEM education in schools ELEVATE — Boosting women in STEM IMNIS — Industry Mentoring Network in STEM ATSE Emerging Leaders Network

Australia needs 100,000 digitally skilled workers and 40,000 engineers in the next two years.

We need decisive action to attract and retain the workforce Australia needs to become a STEM-empowered force on the global stage.

ATSE’s programs are designed to build diversity and equity of access and opportunity across the STEM study and career ecosystem, to build a thriving and inclusive sector, through school, university and beyond.

We inspire and educate young people in STEM.

STELR

STEM education in schools

Through our hands-on, curriculum-aligned STELR kits, modules and teaching resources, we are encouraging students from diverse backgrounds to aspire to STEM careers.

STEM education

Diversity & inclusion

Women in STEM

We champion and build diversity in the STEM sector.

Elevate

Our Elevate scholarship program aims to address gender inequities in STEM through supporting education and growing professional skills of women and non-binary people in STEM and propelling them into leadership.

Elevate

Diversity & inclusion

STEM education

We mentor the STEM leaders of tomorrow.

Industry mentoring

Industry Mentoring Network in STEM

IMNIS — Industry Mentoring Networking in STEM helps PhD students and early career researchers increase their understanding of industry, identify the skills needed to succeed, learn about different career opportunities and extend their professional network.

Mentoring

STEM careers

IMNIS

We support emerging leaders to share their expertise across the sector.

Policy work

Emerging Leaders Network

The ATSE Emerging Leaders Network supports high-potential young people from diverse backgrounds to grow their capability as emerging leaders. They are included in ATSE’s policy work to help Australians understand and use technology to solve complex problems.

We recognise STEM excellence through our ATSE Awards.

ATSE Awards

ATSE Awards recognise STEM excellence and innovation in applied science, technology and engineering across a range of disciplines and career stages.

ATSE Awards

Clunies Ross Technology Innovation Awards

Traditional Knowledge Innnovation Award

We elect experts to become Fellows of our Learned Academy.

Fellows

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Pathways into & through STEM

Australia needs 100,000 digitally skilled workers and 40,000 engineers in the next two years.

We need decisive action to attract and retain the workforce Australia needs to become a STEM-empowered force on the global stage.

ATSE’s programs are designed to build diversity and equity of access and opportunity across the STEM study and career ecosystem, to build a thriving and inclusive sector, through school, university and beyond.

We inspire and educate young people in STEM.

We champion and build diversity in the STEM sector.

We mentor the STEM leaders of tomorrow.

We support emerging leaders to share their expertise across the sector.

We recognise STEM excellence through our ATSE Awards.

We elect experts to become Fellows of our Learned Academy.

Our Fellows include Chief Scientists, CEOs, Vice-Chancellors and heads of research institutes.

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Pathways into & through STEM

Australia needs 100,000 digitally skilled workers and 40,000 engineers in the next two years.

We need decisive action to attract and retain the workforce Australia needs to become a STEM-empowered force on the global stage.

ATSE’s programs are designed to build diversity and equity of access and opportunity across the STEM study and career ecosystem, to build a thriving and inclusive sector, through school, university and beyond.

We inspire and educate young people in STEM.

We champion and build diversity in the STEM sector.

We mentor the STEM leaders of tomorrow.

We support emerging leaders to share their expertise across the sector.

We recognise STEM excellence through our ATSE Awards.

We elect experts to become Fellows of our Learned Academy.

Our Fellows include Chief Scientists, CEOs, Vice-Chancellors and heads of research institutes.