What is Science Alliance?
The Faculty of Science established Science Alliance in 1996 with the aim of bridging the gap between Science at Sydney and high school science teachers and allowing members to tap into the expertise of the scientific staff at the University of Sydney.
Over the years we have learnt that it is not only the high school community, but also the general public who have a passion for science and wish to hear and learn more about this exciting area. With this in mind, our Science Alliance membership has been expanded to include members from the general public, University community and the Faculty’s alumni.
Our Science Alliance programs cater to both the school community and the public. Each year the school community programs and events bring over 10,000 school students to the University of Sydney campus to experience hands-on and exciting science programs including the Siemens Science Experience, the Gifted and Talented Discovery Program and Kickstart Science.
Many of these programs are specifically designed to cater to the diverse needs of students who have a passion for science and would like to learn more about where this exciting area can take them.
The public lecture series, the Sydney Science Forum, brings over 2,000 people from the Sydney community a year on campus to hear about the latest in scientific research, ideas, possibilities and innovations.
Register to become a member and receive the quarterly Science Alliance newsletter and information about the many events that occur throughout the year.
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