58% of Irish Parents Believe Tech is Preparing Children for the Future Workplace
More than half of parents in Ireland value the role of technology in preparing children for the future workplace. A…
Teen-Turn Launches 2025 Incubator in Galway
Last Saturday, teenage girls from across Ireland gathered at Portershed, a modern co-working hub in Galway’s city centre, for the…
Engineers Ireland celebrate STEPS 25th anniversary with education report
From Awareness to Action: Engineers Ireland advocating for engineering outreach, an education position from the Engineers Ireland STEPS programme, will…
70 Irish Girl Guides to compete in FIRST LEGO League Challenge Regional at DCU
Excitement is growing as 14 teams from across Ireland get ready to compete in the Irish Girl Guides FIRST LEGO…
Students Identify Top 3 Barriers to STEM Careers
Lack of awareness around the opportunities STEM holds for their future careers is students’ number one barrier to entry into…
Derry & Belfast girls to attend largest-ever STEM Showcase next year and highlight the range of career paths in public transport open to girls.
I Wish, the programme dedicated to driving the power of STEM to teenage girls, has announced the support of Northern…
Breaking Barriers in STEM: Over 5,000 Students Benefit from Inclusion Initiative
Today, Maynooth University, in partnership with Microsoft Ireland, Taighde Éireann – Research Ireland and the Department of Education, has published…
Ireland Needs 1 in 5 Students to Pursue STEM to Sustain the Country’s Leadership in Tech, Pharma, and Engineering
STEM South West is back for its sixth year, promising to be the biggest and best one yet – this…
MTU and CompuCal Announce Partnership to Equip Thousands of STEM Students across Southwest Region with Cutting-Edge Industrial Digitisation Skills
Cork-based software company, CompuCal Calibration Solutions, has partnered with Munster Technological University (MTU) to deliver a forward-thinking program that will…