An Australian program, which links schools with industry in a collaborative environment, is successfully engaging students in an engineering future. Alan Johnson reports.
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ISO 9001 reaches the last draft stage
Management system standard ISO 9001 has reached the final stage of the revision process.
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Cut tax on small business by 5pc: Bill Shorten
Labor would cut the tax on small business to 25 per cent and place a greater emphasis on science and technology, says Opposition Leader Bill Shorten.
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More STEM education won’t protect our jobs from robots
With automation and robotics implementation gaining pace, what does it mean for the human workforce?
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“STEM professionals are vital to our future prosperity”: BHP boss
BHP Billiton has launched a $22 million partnership with the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute.
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IICA offers Functional Safety Engineer SIS Training
TÜV Rheinland will award qualified participants who pass the exam at the end of the course an FS Engineer certificate.
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Monash University’s Green Chemical Futures building opens
Green Chemical Future, a facility intended to facilitate collaboration and innovation in research and manufacturing opened at Monash University yesterday.
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UTS considers new manufacturing and technology course
UTS has identified a gap in sector specific management and leadership training that is required to boost the future competitiveness of Australia’s manufacturing sector.
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Industry and students to benefit from Deakin partnership with engineering firm Cyient
Deakin’s ongoing relationship with India has been strengthened through a new partnership with global engineering firm Cyient.
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Emerson marks 125th anniversary with ‘I Love STEM’ campaign
Emerson is launching a new mixed media campaign to promote STEM education among young people.
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