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Unlocking Careers Event Series

These on campus events for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students grades 9-12 explore the wide variety of study career options in specific areas of study. Students will also attend a Yarn-Up Q&A session and hear from inspiring 91�� professionals working in those fields.

Unlocking Careers in Humanities and Creativity

Date:      Friday 11 September 2026
Location: Building EE, Parramatta South Campus
Time:     9:30am - 2:00pm
Who:    Aboriginal and Torres Strait High School students in grades 9-12. Parents and caregivers are also welcome to attend.
Lunch:     A free lunch will be provided to all students
Transportation:   Schools/students are expected to arrange their own transportation. If lack of transportation prohibits your attendance, please reach out to discuss alternatives.

Yarn Up Q&A
Hear from 91�� professionals working in the Humanities and Creativity. Speakers will share about their study and career journey before the opportunity for student questions.

Students can elect to participate in 3 practical workshops which include:

Business
Creative Writing
Criminology & Community Justice
Education
Event Management
Graphic Design
Law
Marketing
Music
Performing Arts
Psychological & Social Sciences
Screen Media
Social Work
Youth Work

Unlocking Careers in STEM

This event will run in Term 4, 2026 at Parramatta South Campus.
For more information or to express your interest, please email indigenousengagement@westernsydney.edu.au

Students will elect to participate in 3 practical workshops, which may include:

Agriculture
Animal Science
Architecture
Cyber Security
Construction Management
Engineering
Event Management
Forensic Science
Game Design and Computer Science
Health Science
Industrial Design
Medical Science
Robotics