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Date
21-23 October 24

Location
Level 9, Paramatta City Campus, Western Sydney University

Cost
UoW LIFT and WISE Interns Free. Please contact us for a discount code.

General admission $130

Unlock your potential at the upcoming Women in STEM Careers and Entrepreneurship Masterclass, hosted by the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute and Western Sydney University. This exclusive event will take place from 21 – 23 October at the Parramatta City Campus, Western Sydney University.

Designed for women STEM researchers, this masterclass offers a unique opportunity to delve into Australia’s research commercialisation and innovation ecosystem. Gain insights directly from industry and university experts in research innovation, and hear success stories from researchers who have transitioned into leading roles in start-ups or R&D teams.

If you are a STEM research student or an early to mid-career researcher, this masterclass is tailored for you. We especially encourage those who have participated in an APR Internship, funded by APR’s WiSE program, to take advantage of available sponsorships covering accommodation and travel expenses.

REGISTER NOW

Important note

If you have completed an Internship that was funded by APR’s WISE program you will receive a promotion code to register for free. If you haven’t received your promotion code please email contact@aprintern.org.au.

Getting to the Masterclass

The Masterclass will be held at the Peter Shergold Building, 169 Macquarie St, Parramatta.

The Peter Shergold Building is 5 mins walk from Parramatta Railway Station. Train travel times to Parramatta are approximately 40 mins from Sydney Airport and 30 mins from the Sydney CBD.

See Getting to Western Sydney University, for a map which lists car parking stations in Parramatta.

Accommodation

A vast array of options are available, both in Parramatta and the Sydney CBD.

Contact for further information

Email contact@aprintern.org.au for any queries.

Delivered by AMSI and supported by Western Sydney University and The Australian Department of Industry, Science and Research