As part of National Science Week, RDA Hunter’s ME Program in conjunction with the Hunter Science and Innovation Hub recently staged two events to introduce the community to robotic technology including 3D printing and unmanned aerial vehicles
Switzerland yet again tops this year’s Global Innovation Index (GII), ahead of seven other European countries in the top 10, Singapore (ranked 6th) and the U.S. (4th).
The recent announcement of two significant defence industry contracts by the Minister for Defence Industry securing hundreds of local jobs is welcome news for RDA Hunter as it continues to prepare students in the region for the STEM jobs of the future
The Hunter STEM Festival will see over 400 students from 16 primary and secondary schools compete in a range of activities aimed at building STEM and other employability skills.
RDA Hunter hosted Professor Bruce Wilson, Director of the European Union Centre at RMIT in the region recently to discuss opportunities for Australia and the Hunter in the wake of the UK vote to leave the European Union
18 Hunter students this week commenced a VET pre-employment program developed by RDA Hunter’s ME Program to provide them with STEM and non-technical skills and a clear employability pathway
CEO Todd Williams welcomes the State Government’s announcement of funding for innovation hubs in four locations across the Hunter as an important part of its work to drive economic growth through innovation as outlined in its Smart Specialisation
The Government’s Global Innovation Linkages programme will provide $18 million over five years to help businesses collaborate to develop high quality products, services or processes that respond to strategically important industry challenges for Australia
Join RDA Hunter's ME Program for Bots and Beers at Foghorn Brewhouse on Friday 19th August as part of National Science Week
RDA Hunter Chairman, Mr Michael Slater and RDA Hunter Director, Dr Kirsten Molloy took out the top two categories in the Hunter Business Chamber’s annual awards recently
