We run graduate careers events and list jobs targeting candidates and employers based across Australia. In March 2023, we held our first in-person Australia STEM Careers Events in Melbourne and Sydney, for attendees who identify as women or non-binary. Since then, we have continued to grow our STEM Women communities and client bases in Australia, and now run successful annual events.
Our careers events are targeted towards students and recent graduates who are studying, or have recently graduated from, a STEM related degree. We invite attendees from top universities across Australia to network with employers who are looking to recruit for their graduate roles and opportunities. During our events, attendees have the chance to network with top employers, hear live talks and presentations, watch a panel discussions, and apply for exciting opportunities.
STEM Women’s graduate recruitment and networking events take place in locations across Australia, including Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Brisbane. If you are interested in exhibiting at any of these events in 2025, please contact us to register your interest.
Our events and jobs are aimed at students and recent graduates who identify as women or non-binary.
Following our successful Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane in 2024, we added Adelaide to our location list!
Our events and jobs cover a wide range of STEM industries at locations across Australia.
As we begin 2024, it’s time to take stock of the current situation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Whilst STEM-related industries continue to develop and grow at a
The STEM Women team have rounded off an incredible roadshow across Australia, where we hosted four inspiring events to empower female students and graduates in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Our 2025 Australian roadshow will return to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. But we are also really excited to announce that we will be running our first ever Adelaide event!
Looking to employ in Australia?
Looking to employ in Australia?
