RoboCoast STEM Outreach Project

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Authors: Natalie McMaster
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Abstract

The $100,000 Maker Projects – Community STEM Engagement grant funding (MAKERI000080), enabled the RoboCoast STEM Outreach project to expand participation in STEM maker activities involving robotics and technologies. The initiative prioritised underrepresented groups, including girls, First Nations students, young people with disabilities, and those living in regional, rural and remote area aged 8-15 years. This work strengthened the university’s efforts to encourage young people to view STEM careers and tertiary education as realistic and achievable post-school pathways.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Career Development and Diversity Educational Robotics and Engineering Teaching and Learning Programming

Publication details

Journal / source
University of the Sunshine Coast
Publication date
26 February 2026
Language
EN