Science on Country: First Nations knowledge in modern STEM, ATSE, 28 July 2026

Traditional Knowledge systems have guided the sustainable management of land, water, sky, and biodiversity for tens of thousands of years. Today, they continue to provide powerful insights for modern STEM fields, from health and environmental science to engineering, digital technologies, and cultural innovation.

What attendees will learn

Traditional Knowledge in action
Discover how Indigenous knowledge systems are informing modern STEM practice across health, environmental science, engineering, and digital innovation.

Culture and innovation
Explore the intersection of science and culture and discover the opportunities they create for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership in STEM.

Pathways for the next generation
Hear inspiring stories about careers that respect, uplift and are enriched by Indigenous knowledge and community leadership.

Why students and educators should attend

Whether you’re a student considering a future in STEM, an educator looking to enrich classroom learning, or a future changemaker interested in sustainability and innovation, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from Indigenous leaders and emerging voices in STEM.

You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the brilliant Indigenous STEM leaders making a difference in Australian science and discovery and learn how diverse perspectives strengthen problem-solving and why Indigenous knowledge is essential to Australia’s STEM future.

More info: https://www.atse.org.au/events/science-on-country-first-nations-knowledge-in-modern-stem/