High school students

Your gateway from high school to university

Explore your interests in engineering, computing and project management at one of our many outreach activities. We also have resources for parents, teachers and career advisers to get students excited about a career in STEM.

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Propel

We have more than 20 high school events to help you explore the many options within engineering, IT and project management and discover where your passion lies. Attend any four of these events and you will be eligible for a $2000 travel scholarship.

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Years 9 and 10

As you begin to build your knowledge of maths, science, computing and engineering during Years 9 and 10, why not advance your skills through our exciting high school outreach programs?

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Years 11 and 12

As you get closer to finishing high school and starting university, you can excel your engineering, programming and project management skills. Our high school outreach activities will place you at the head of the pack.

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Zero Robotics

Zero Robotics is a free international robotics programming competition offering high-school students the chance to control SPHERE robots in space.

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Parents of high school students

If your teenager has a keen interest in mathematics and science or is curious about how things work, a degree in engineering, computing or project management at Sydney may be the perfect springboard to their future career.

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High school teachers and career advisers

If you’re a teacher with students interested in engineering, computing or project management, the Faculty of Engineering and IT has a range of outreach activities run here on campus or at your school.

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The James Ruse Agricultural High School team with former NASA astronaut Gregory Chamitoff.

NSW teens control NASA robots on the International Space Station

Students from five New South Wales schools controlled NASA robots on the International Space Station as part of the global Zero Robotics international coding competition.