We acknowledge the rights and ownership of the Traditional Owners of the land and pay our respects to Indigenous elders past, present and emerging. We also acknowledge the deep history of science and technology of First Peoples everywhere.
Careers with STEM’s Indigenous-only student career guide is designed to inspire young Indigenous students in Australia and New Zealand to pursue STEM courses and careers. The magazine celebrates and showcases the science, technology, engineering and maths that busts stereotypes about who works in STEM and what those jobs look like, while providing an Indigenous-first and inclusive viewpoint of STEM.
Download our free curriculum-linked Teacher Resource to help make the most of Careers with STEM: Indigenous in the classroom. Available for Australian Curriculum and in English and Te Reo Māori for Aotearoa Curricula
At the 2025 Diversity in STEM Conference, hosted by UTS, Indigenous engineer Grant Maher sat down with Dr Yumi Penn to talk about the opportunities, and the urgent need, to increase Indigenous representation in science, technology, engineering and maths
This year’s National Skills Week theme is “VET – It’s a Game-Changer”. See how four Indigenous STEM professionals are using their VET qualifications to make a difference
Combining tech + animals or tech + Indigenous culture could unlock a purposeful career
In this video, you’ll meet incredible Indigenous role models working in everything from environmental science to aircraft engineering!
This Survival Day we’re celebrating the contributions of Indigenous people in STEM
Introducing three new First Nations-led teacher resources for Australian and New Zealand (English and te reo Māori) STEM educators
Tamina Pitt is a Wuthathi and Meriam woman working to make Google Maps easy to use.
Karlie Noon is an astronomy ambassador for The Sydney Observatory. She shares her STEM journey and deets about her cool job with us!
