Join a SEBE outreach event
Our outreach programs and activities have a focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering, maths) related subjects and are designed to inspire young people to identify the value and application of STEM in our society. Our aim is to highlight the wide range of STEM careers available and give young people the opportunity to engage in hands-on activities in a real university environment.
Laboratory Science Work Experience
The Laboratory Work Experience program, located at our Melbourne Burwood campus, is open for applications from Year 10 students.
Dates: 27–31 May 2024
Location: Melbourne Burwood
Applications: Open
Forensic Detective Program
Year 9 and 10 students participate in an interactive workshop program, completing activities related to forensic science including a visit to our Crime Scene House facility.
Dates: 3–7 June 2024
Location: Geelong Waurn Ponds
Applications: Open
Science and Engineering Challenge
A nationwide STEM program, students compete in engaging hands-on activities involving the principles of science, engineering and technology.
Dates: 19–20 June 2024
Location: Geelong Waurn Ponds
Applications: Open
Dates: 25–26 June 2024
Location: Melbourne Burwood
Applications: Open
Activity and workshop information
Our activities and workshops often complement secondary school curriculum studies and provide a hands-on experience for students to apply their problem-solving and teamwork skills, introduce tertiary education opportunities and highlight future career pathways.
Activities and workshops are grouped into four areas which reflect SEBE’s four schools:
- architecture and built environment
- engineering
- information technology
- life and environmental sciences.
Interested in other Deakin events?
This year your students have the opportunity to see Deakin from all angles. Deakin holds information sessions, Change of Preference campus events, student-led Campus Tours, plus virtual and in-person Open Days. We're open all year!
Get involved
Expressions of interest for our programs and activities can be made by a school representative, such as a career practitioner or year level coordinator/discipline teacher. If you're a secondary student wishing to attend, get in touch with your year level coordinator or teacher.
Email our Outreach Team for more info about programs and activities.