Your Career Guide
STEM
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Helping Students Achieve Success in the Biotech Industry
Diversity and inclusion are key to growing the workforce needed to meet the challenges of Canada’s growing biotech industry.
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Successful Women in STEM Are Setting a Powerful Precedent
Learn how members of University of Regina’s Faculty of Science like Dr. Sandra Zilles and Sylvia Okonofua are shining examples of successful women in STEM.
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Heart of New STEM Programs
Branksome Hall has been a leader in girls' education since 1903, and continuously evolves to meet each new generation of students' needs — like STEM education.
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A Letter from a Zoo Veterinarian
When exploring careers in STEM, Dr. Pauline Delnatte chose to purse a niche and unique field: conservation science and veterinary medicine.
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Inspiring Young Women in STEM
Actua CEO Jennifer Flanagan on how the barrier to girls and women pursuing higher education and careers in STEM isn't skill or interest — it’s culture.
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For Women in STEM, Upskilling Has Never Been More Important
STEM courses help women looking to upskill or change careers to stay competitive. Learn how one school is empowering women to pursue exciting new careers.
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There Is No STEM Without Art
Learn why the arts are an important part of a comprehensive education for those interested in the STEM fields: science, technology, engineering, and math.
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Childhood Passion? Try Reality — and Thank STEM!
“I always wanted to be a broadcast meteorologist, but I also wanted to be the one to produce the forecast so I chose to get a degree in physics.”
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Prepare for the Future: Become a Pharmacy Assistant
An aging Canadian population means the demand for pharmacy assistants is on the rise, and now, becoming a pharmacy assistant is more accessible than ever.
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Every Kid Has a “Math Brain” — And a Future in STEM
More Canadians are needed in STEM, and yet so many of our children, particularly girls, tell themselves that they don't have a “math brain" — but they do.
