Resource Bank

A scholarship supporting young women entering university STEM degrees, offering up to $5,000 per year across the life of the degree.

A pen-pal style mentoring program connecting Grade 5 and 6 students with STEM professionals.

A pen-pal style mentoring program connecting Grade 5 and 6 students with STEM professionals.

Student membership offering networking, mentoring, volunteer opportunities and industry connections in life sciences.

13-week hybrid program empowers women in STEM through meaningful mentor-mentee partnerships.

A professional network supporting women and champions of change across the STEM community through events, mentoring and professional development.

A funded research experience where students work on a project with academic mentors at the University of Queensland over the summer/winter break.

A top-up scholarship for PhD students using or developing genomic technologies and tools in biology, biotechnology and health.

A student-led ANU conference focused on leadership, networking and community-building for women, femme-aligned and non-binary STEM students.

Over four days and three nights, Age 11-15 students attending Aerospace Camp experience activities that are immersive, interactive, fun.

A scholarship for postgraduate coursework and research students that will support them to become leaders in their chosen field.

A scholarship for high-potential students pursuing technology-related university study, with funding and a leadership enrichment program.

The STEM Summit is an exclusive three-day conference-style event specifically designed to help you discover your professional identity and take real steps toward your dream STEM career.

Grad Girls program runs over 9 months to build skills, confidence, and career readiness, mix of in-person and virtual experiences including events, webinars, and interactive workshops.

Dream Big STEAM Ahead is a transformative career development experience designed to empower early-career women* from diverse backgrounds to successfully launch their careers.

The AINSE WISE School provides an ideal opportunity for first- and second-year undergraduate women in STEM, with an emphasis on their career opportunities within nuclear science and engineering.

The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) Year 12 Program gives students that are about to start year 12 a broader understanding of study and career options available in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).