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and business, growing professional skills of women in STEM and propelling women into leadership. The Elevate program provides: A scholarship Access to events and networking Mentoring Ongoing support
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Internship Program offers Indigenous and non-Indigenous students the valuable opportunity to develop practical skills, gain real-world experience, and build professional networks at host organisations involved
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- This internship program is offered and administered by external organisation, the Aurora Education Foundation. The information and timeline may be updated in accordance with their updates / advice. Aurora Education
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ATAR of 80 or above Have participated in the Girls+ Engineering Tomorrow (GET) Network program run by the STEM Outreach Team of the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Curtin University Not in receipt
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disadvantage Socio-economic background Performance in interview (if required) Preference given to students who have completed Curtin's Girls+ Engineering Tomorrow (GET) Network Program Step 6: Shortlist
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and non-binary people in STEM. The Elevate program provides: A scholarship Access to events and networking Mentoring Ongoing support during scholars’ university studies The number of scholarships
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Computer Systems 1 Bachelor of Engineering (single or double degree) Aerospace Mechanical Automotive Manufacturing Mechatronics Sustainable Systems Electrical Computer and Network Engineering Double degrees
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Technology) Bachelor of Science (Computing Systems and Networking) Bachelor of Science (Science) Information and Communication Technology Major Bachelor of Technology (Computing Systems and Networking) Eligibility
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opportunity Our Undergraduate Vacation Studentships are run over the Australian summer holiday period. Our program offers promising undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in real world projects
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opportunity Our Undergraduate Vacation Studentships are run over the Australian summer holiday period. Our program offers promising undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in real world projects