Our partners
ASTA enjoys a diverse array of partnerships with government, industry and others within the wider science and education ecosystem.
Our partners make it possible for us to deliver an amazing array of events, programs and resources that benefit school science educators nationally. Through these partnerships we are able to build a strong and vibrant school science education community. To our Partners we say thank you. If you would like to partner with us, please contact us.
Australian Science Innovations
Australian Science Innovations (ASI) is Australia’s premier provider of innovative and challenging science programs, competitions, and residential camps for high achievers, such as the Australian Science Olympiads. Our vision is to contribute to building Australia’s scientific community through inspiring and developing our best science students.
To find out more, visit asi.edu.au.
Bush Blitz is Australia’s largest nature discovery program – a unique multi-million-dollar partnership between the Australian Government through Parks Australia and the Australian Biological Resources Study, BHP and Earthwatch Australia to document plants and animals across Australia.
Since the program began in 2010 Bush Blitz has discovered more than 1,700 new species and has added thousands of species records to what is already known, increasing our scientific knowledge to help us protect our biodiversity for generations to come.
To find out more, visit bushblitz.org.au.
As Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO is solving the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology. CSIRO collaborates with ASTA to deliver the BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Awards, Australia’s most prestigious school science and engineering awards.
A trusted leader in STEM education, CSIRO Education and Outreach programs aim to inspire the pursuit of further STEM education among students and the community, to equip the emerging workforce with tomorrow’s skill sets, and to strengthen collaboration between industry and classrooms across Australia.
To find out more, visit csiro.au/en/education.
At Earthwatch Australia we believe that sustainability can only be achieved if there is active involvement of people from all sectors of the community. As a citizen science and education driven organisation, we’re all about connecting people with nature and empowering them to take action in key areas where we can have the most impact and collectively create a society that lives in balance with nature.
To find out more, visit earthwatch.org.au.
The Australian Science Education Research Association (ASERA) was established in 1970 as the Australian Science Education Research Association, later becoming the Australasian Science Education Research Association Ltd.
The aim of the association is to promote science education and science education research in all contexts and at all levels of education. The journal of the association, Research in Science Education (RISE) is published by Springer.
To find out more, visit aser.org.au.
SETA’s mission statement: “To provide an umbrella group to connect school science technicians across Australia. To provide a voice for school science technicians regarding issues at a national level. To encourage the sharing of ideas across state boundaries.”
To find out more, visit seta.edu.au.
Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre
Questacon’s vision is for a better future for all Australians through engagement with science, technology and innovation. Questacon plays a key role in helping to build a foundation of science knowledge and understanding in the Australian community.
As a critical asset of the Australian Government, Questacon provides programs and activities for individuals, schools and communities focused on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) to support economic development and science literacy.
We engage, connect and inspire Australians with innovative learning experiences and increased awareness of the importance of STEM skills and careers. In particular, we encourage young Australians to participate in STEM disciplines to help build the workforce of the future.
To find out more, visit questacon.edu.au.
At Rowe Scientific Pty Ltd, we believe that the future of Australia is tightly linked to our advances in science and are proud to support and supply a range of scientific equipment and consumables suitable for primary and secondary schools at affordable prices.
We can help bring science into your classroom by providing your needs for items such as Glassware, Plasticware, Crystal growing consumables, basic Chemicals, Balances, Bunsen burners, Buffers, Meters and more.
To find out more, visit rowe.com.au.
The Australian Academy of Science provides independent, authoritative and influential scientific advice, promotes international scientific engagement, builds public awareness and understanding of science and champions, celebrates and supports excellence in Australian science.
The Academy provides education programs spanning science and mathematics for Australian schools from Foundation to Year 12.
To find out more, visit science.org.au.
Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)
ANSTO is the home of Australia’s most significant scientific infrastructure for research. Thousands of scientists from industry and academia benefit from gaining access to state-of-the-art instruments every year. Our work improves human health, saves lives, builds our industries and protects the environment.
We have a broad range of programs that support secondary school science curriculum outcomes and encourage students to consider careers in STEM. These include the training and development of science teachers nationally, school tours, online learning, authentic STEM experience for students and numerous school resources and teaching aids.
To find out more, visit ansto.gov.au/education.
Aerobotics Global is a robotics education and learning centre, based out of Melbourne, which provides advanced robotics and programming courses. ABG also offer online robotics and coding programs for kids. With an aim to lead the way in coding for robotics education, we deliver the highest quality learning experience to our clients.
To find out more, visit aeroboticsglobal.com.
Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST)
Formed in 1967, The Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST) represents food system professionals working in all facets of the food industry: food science, food technology, engineering, sensory, new product development, innovation, regulatory, QA, nutrition, microbiology, and food safety, as well as those in leadership positions within the academic, industry and private sectors.
To find out more, visit aifst.asn.au.
Naval Shipbuilding College
STEM careers in Australia’s Naval Shipbuilding Industry. Modern shipbuilding is highly technical and incorporates cutting-edge engineering, technology and systems. With up to $183 billion invested by the Australian Government, and 15,000 people needed at the peak of work, Australia’s Naval Shipbuilding Industry is growing rapidly. This is great news for young Australians seeking secure and dynamic careers!
Work will span more than three decades with up to 23 classes of vessels to be built for the Royal Australian Navy. The shipbuilding industry will need thousands of people with science, engineering and mathematics skills for a wide range of roles.