Tickets – STEM Careers Forum
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS

Reserve your tickets to the STEM Career’s Forum at the Health First Summit.
Date: Thursday, 18 February 2027
Time: 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Venue: Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney
The STEM Careers Forum aims to support the nationwide effort to strengthen Australia’s STEM pipeline and future workforce. It gives STEM professionals and early career STEM talent exposure to industry leaders, mentoring opportunities, practical insights into industry career paths, and future-focused skills.
The Forum aims to:
- Address knowledge gaps for STEM professionals and early-career talent who want to transition into industry roles
- Debunk myths and misconceptions relating to industry career paths
- Enhance industry reputation
- Bridge STEM talent and industry for tomorrow
EARLY BIRD TICKETS (valid to 30 September 2026)
This ticket allows entry to the STEM Careers Forum ONLY which runs from 1pm-5pm as a concurrent stream at the Health First Summit.
⚠️This ticket will not allow you access to the full day Summit. Tickets for the plenary may be purchased here.
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No refunds are issued once tickets have been purchased. If you have any questions, please contact us here.

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