Applications have opened for the first round of Propel scholarships – the latest initiative from Australia’s leading tech and engineering academy to build a skilled STEM workforce.
The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) is pleased to partner with the Australian Submarine Agency to deliver our newest initiative to build Australia’s skilled workforce, the Propel: Australian Submarine Scholarship.
A new report urges the Victorian Government to enact urgent reforms or risk falling innovation and productivity in the years to come.
Australia can be a global tech leader if we champion our research and innovation. ATSE proposes a smart strategy for R&D and calls for a national R&D investment target of 3% of GDP expenditure by 2030.
ATSE welcomes the additional $481 million announced in the NSW budget for boosting the standards of New South Wales public schools. However much more is needed to equip the next generation with the science and technology skills needed to address our most complex challenges.
ATSE is delighted to announce that William (Bill) Cox FTSE, CEO of innovative design and engineering company Aurecon, has joined the Elevate Advisory Group as Co-Chair.
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