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MathWorks and NVIDIA to offer deep learning AI course

16 July, 2020

MathWorks has announced that a comprehensive 'Deep Learning with MATLAB' course is now available, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA's Deep Learning Institute.


Digital innovation hub part of MOU between RMIT, Siemens and Festo

26 June, 2020

RMIT, Siemens and Festo have signed an MoU to explore major areas of cooperation to help drive workforce transformation for Industry 4.0 in the Australasian region.


Diploma course to ready workforce for Industry 4.0

18 May, 2020

SAGE Group has launched a course to upskill Australia's workforce to meet the demands of Industry 4.0.


Engineers Australia taking a proactive approach to COVID-19

01 May, 2020

Engineers Australia has announced it will work to support its members, the engineering profession and the broader community in these difficult times.


Webinar series to assist SMEs in the resources sector

28 April, 2020

As part of its COVID-19 response initiatives, NERA is offering a series of webinars titled 'From Adversity to Advantage'.


Omron offers free e-learning options

20 April, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing many people to work from home, which for some will present an outstanding opportunity for online learning.


Aussie learning platform trains Indonesian miners

16 March, 2020

Mining companies in Indonesia are using immersive learning software developed in South Australia to train workers.


More women in engineering could help solve skills shortage

09 March, 2020

Increasing the numbers of women in engineering could be the solution to Australia's infrastructure boom skills shortage.


Fluke Calibration Workshops: last chance to register

24 February, 2020

Fluke Calibration will be running several workshops and seminars in Brisbane and Melbourne on Fluke Calibration Software and MET/CAL and MET/TEAM Training.


Emerson and Belgian unis prepare next generation of brewers

13 February, 2020

Emerson is partnering with Ghent University (UGent) and University College Ghent (HOGENT) in Belgium to revamp, automate and modernise a pilot brewery.


5 STEM education trends for 2020

07 February, 2020 by Stephane Marouani, ANZ Country Manager at MathWorks

In the coming decade, we will see a change in STEM careers and, consequently, the ways in which graduates will be prepared for them will need an overhaul.


Live-in program inspires future engineers

17 January, 2020

A transformative experience encourages career in engineering for Indigenous students.


exida launches self-paced cybersecurity lifecycle course

10 January, 2020

Functional safety certifying company exida has launched its first self-paced cyber course.


Rio Tinto and edtech sector to invest in developing STEM skills

25 November, 2019

Rio Tinto says it will work with Australia's education and innovation sectors to help tackle a looming skills gap in the nation's future workforce.


Five new UQ engineering scholarships awarded

15 November, 2019

Five future engineering leaders and problem-solvers have become the first to receive scholarships from the Andrew N. Liveris Academy for Innovation and Leadership.


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