Aligning STEM Education with Employer Needs
| Date: | 16-Feb-16 to 17-Feb-16 |
| Location: | Citadines on Bourke / Australia |
| Category: | Education Conferences & Trade Fairs |
Improving graduate skills & employability
Closer engagement with industry benefits universities, businesses and students by providing them with vital job skills necessary for employment. However, a paper by ACER found only 1 in 7 undergraduate students in the natural and physical sciences participates in industry programs.
This conference will provide workable methods to increase STEM course participation and build relationships with STEM employers to improve graduates workplace skills.
This conference will focus on:
- Increasing participation in STEM courses & career pathways
- Identifying and improving graduate skills & capabilities for employment
- How to harness insight from business in curriculum design
- Establishing beneficial & meaningful WIL
- Learning from STEM Education & Industry Leaders
“We need industry and universities working better together to prepare our future workers to innovate, collaborate and adapt.” – Professor Ian Chubb, Chief Scientist for Australia
Who will attend:
- Deans & Associate Deans, Lecturers & Professors of Science, Technology, ICT, Engineering & Mathematics
- Deans of Education, Teaching & Learning
- Directors of Student Engagement & Placements
- Associations for STEM Lecturers
- Business & Industry Employer Groups
Sponsorship opportunities
We work closely with corporate partners to create unique and innovative tailored sponsorship packages that best meet your specific marketing, business development and corporate entertainment objectives. Contact us on 02 9239 5729 and find out how you can make your mark on this industry.
Closer engagement with industry benefits universities, businesses and students by providing them with vital job skills necessary for employment. However, a paper by ACER found only 1 in 7 undergraduate students in the natural and physical sciences participates in industry programs.
This conference will provide workable methods to increase STEM course participation and build relationships with STEM employers to improve graduates workplace skills.
This conference will focus on:
- Increasing participation in STEM courses & career pathways
- Identifying and improving graduate skills & capabilities for employment
- How to harness insight from business in curriculum design
- Establishing beneficial & meaningful WIL
- Learning from STEM Education & Industry Leaders
“We need industry and universities working better together to prepare our future workers to innovate, collaborate and adapt.” – Professor Ian Chubb, Chief Scientist for Australia
Who will attend:
- Deans & Associate Deans, Lecturers & Professors of Science, Technology, ICT, Engineering & Mathematics
- Deans of Education, Teaching & Learning
- Directors of Student Engagement & Placements
- Associations for STEM Lecturers
- Business & Industry Employer Groups
Sponsorship opportunities
We work closely with corporate partners to create unique and innovative tailored sponsorship packages that best meet your specific marketing, business development and corporate entertainment objectives. Contact us on 02 9239 5729 and find out how you can make your mark on this industry.
Exhibitors
Prof Geoff Prince, Judie Kay, Sally-Ann Williams, Dr Roslyn Prinsley, Dr Peter Moar, Justin Carline, Dr Anna Shillabeer, Dr Elizabeth Johnson, Hon Prof John Rice, Assoc Prof Nicolette Lee, Dr Chris Tisdell, Lousie Smith, Prof Ron Johnston, Dr Eddie Custovic, Kym Volp, Sonia Ferns, Gerogia Atkinson, Dr Daniel Edwards, Hannah Hartig, Assoc Prof Judy Anderson, Dr Terry Burns, Michael de Souuza, James Fitzgerald, Prof Merlin Crossley
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