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2 Australian Capital Territory Australian National University, Canberra SEPT 2018 Explore the forensic techniques of DNA fingerprinting, fly model rockets, stargaze the night sky, learn about geological mapping and take a tour of the Tsunami Early Warning Centre. Measure gamma-ray radioactivity, tour a particle accelerator, design a self-drive robotic car, test sustainable water filters and other cutting edge science activities. New South Wales Macquarie University, Sydney JAN 2019 Discover 3D printing and virtual reality during our science expo, meet passionate scientists at our career speed dating, participate in a Chemistry and Physics magic show, learn more about our solar system and the world beyond earth, explore the world of Indigenous Science and much much more! University of New England, Armidale JAN 2019 Chemistry experiments, DNA extraction, solving crimes, creating and understanding musical instruments, programming computers and bio-mechanics with sports science activities. We visit Dangar Falls for some afternoon bush walking and nighttime spotlighting. In addition, students will have the opportunity to explore the new Natural History Museum. University of Sydney, Sydney 9 11 JAN 2019 Solve a murder at the University of Sydney. We ll teach you about forensic science and you ll use your wits to decipher a mysterious crime. There ll be hands-on sessions in the laboratory and interactive lectures from scientific experts. You ll work with a team of fellow detectives to analyse evidence and convict a suspect. University of Technology, Sydney 3 5 OCT 2018 Various hands-on and fun science, maths, and technology activities. Explore some of the hottest topics in forensic science, physics, microbiology, and mathematical modelling. University of Wollongong, Wollongong JAN 2019 Human body, resuscitation, oxygen saturation and the pulse oximeter. Uncover technological developments of ancient cultures, crazy concoctions of chemical combinations and dabbling with DNA. Cooling, melting or boiling - cool physics will uncover all things temperature! Explore the Science Centre and Planetarium.

3 Western Australia Curtin University, Perth 6,7,10,11 DEC 2018 Four days of engaging hands-on science and engineering lab sessions, expert speaker presentations, information on studying at university and careers in Science and Engineering, engrossing challenges, and more. Explore the fields of Agriculture, Medical Science, Chemistry, Spatial Science, Molecular Genetics, Robotics, Physics, Maths and Chemical Engineering. Edith Cowan University, Joondalup JAN 2019 Our program will enlighten students to the fascinating world of Marine Biology and Environmental Science, Engineering with Motorsport and Robotics, Biomechanics and Sport Analysis, Medical Science, Physics, Chemistry, Math and Computer Programming. Our super friendly team will ensure you have loads of fun, enjoying a range of social activities, alongside opening your minds to the endless opportunities of future study and careers in STEM. Edith Cowan University, Bunbury 4 6 DEC 2018 Our program will deliver hands-on workshops for students to explore disciplines such as Conservation and Wildlife Biology, Environmental Science, Medical Science, Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Math and Technology. We will have loads of fun, enjoying a range of social activities, alongside opening your minds to the endless opportunities of future study and careers in STEM.

4 Western Australia The University of Western Australia, Perth JAN 2019 Explore the world of science, technology, engineering and maths through a series of hands-on workshops, laboratory experiments and interactive presentations. Experience what it s like to be a university student, and discover the rich variety of careers that can come from having a degree in science or engineering. Interact with our expert staff and student leaders as they help you to develop your passion and explore the amazing possibilities of science at UWA. Murdoch University DEC 2018 Engage in interactive sessions, workshops, lectures and games. Experience the fields of Physics, Chemistry, Nano Chemistry, Information technology, Atmospheric Science, Mathematics, Robotics and Coding, Biochemistry and System Biology, Forensic and Agricultural Science, Marine Biology, Ecology and Wildlife Biology. Queensland Griffith University, Gold Coast 2 4 OCT 2018 Designed to provide students who have an interest in science with an opportunity to engage in a wide range of fascinating science activities under the guidance of scientists who love their work. Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point University of Queensland, St Lucia Griffith University, Nathan JAN 2019 Treble your science experience by attending three of the largest universities in Queensland during the four days. Visit QUT, UQ and Griffith-Nathan. You will tour scientific facilities, hear from some of Queensland s leading scientists, participate in hands on workshops and explore science based careers. Areas covered include Forensic and Biological Science, Physics, Mathematics, Astronomy, Environmental Sciences and Engineering.

5 University of Queensland JAN 2019 Invention workshops; disciplines including Maths, Physics, Genetics, Marine Science, Neuroscience, Health and Safety Science, Agriculture and Nanotechnology. University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba SEPT 2018 The program is designed to provide students interested in science and technology, with an opportunity to participate in a wide range of hands-on activities, under the guidance of experts from the University of Southern Queensland and the Department of Agriculture and Forestry. The program will focus on: Biomedical Science, Agricultural Science, Food Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Engineering CQUniversity, Gladstone Marina OCT 2018 Join in rotational hands-on STEM activities over the first two days, including a trip to Quoin Island Turtle Rehabilitation Centre. Put these two days into action to solve a real world problem on the third. Areas: Marine Science, Environmental Science, Technology and Chemistry. CQUniversity, Rockhampton JUN 2018 Rotational sessions for the two days, including a day with an Agricultural focus on research and Technology. Third day students solve a real world problem with the information and experience they have had over the previous two days. Areas: Chemistry, Engineering, Technology, Agricultural Science. CQUniversity, Townsville SEPT 2018 Held over three days, there will be two days of rotational STEAM workshops comprising Marine science, Environmental Science, Technology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Digital Art, Design & Engineering. The third of three days will feature a trip to magical Magnetic Island to explore environmental issues specific to the island.

6 Victoria Federation University, Berwick SEPT 2018 Hands on activities in animal and environmental sciences, biomedical science, IT and engineering will keep you busy. A field trip will get you thinking about exciting career opportunities. Get ready to make new friends, ask lots of questions and make new discoveries when you take part in our program this year. Marine & Freshwater Discovery Centre, Queenscliff JAN 2019 More than just Marine Biology investigate all options linked to aquatic ecology both marine and freshwater, as well as expanding experiences beyond science into other areas such as law enforcement e.g. Fisheries Officers. RMIT University JAN 2019 Undertake hands-on experiments in areas such as Forensic Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science and Biomedical Sciences. Interactive activities and guest lectures will provide you with an opportunity to mix with experts and investigate a possible STEM career path. Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn JUL 2018 With a focus on industry and real world applications, you will meet leaders from the scientific community, work with innovative technologies in our specialised labs and facilities, watch out-ofthis-world science demonstrations and participate in hands-on workshops that will challenge and excite.

7 Federation University, Ballarat 2 4 JUL 2018 Whether it s an activity in Forensic Chemistry, Geospatial Science, Botany, Robotics, Engineering or Computer Graphics, you will use your knowledge, curiosity, ingenuity, team-work, communication and planning skills to think, act and explore the world as a STEM professional. What more could a keen scientist want? University of Melbourne, Parkville JAN 2019 Science is more than Biology, Chemistry and Physics and we want to show you how diverse and broad it can be. Science is at the heart of pretty much everything we do and The University of Melbourne will expose you to how exciting science is. Our program is supported by dedicated student mentors who study across a multitude of disciplines; IT and Data Science, Chemistry, Geology, Physics, Environmental Science, Engineering and the Life Sciences. University of Melbourne Dookie campus NOV 2018 Dookie campus is a working farm - a centre of agricultural research. You will join scientists and agricultural students in hands on activities in the laboratory and paddock investigating real world issues. Activities include perennial ryegrass toxicity, sheep science, ultra-sound technology, wool classing, protein content of milk, cheese making and robotic dairy. Swinburne University KIOSC, Wantirna SEPT 2018 Students will engage in a wide range of hands-on activities and workshops in Robotics and Coding, Virtual Reality, Chemistry and Biology, Advanced Manufacturing and the Internet of things!

8 Tasmania University of Tasmania, Hobart DEC 2018 Create your own chemicals, learn about Tasmania s wildlife, solve engineering challenges, examine minerals and soils, help build a robot, hear about how computer games are used in research, see drones in action, visit the University's Medical Science Precinct, the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies and our very own radio telescope. University of Tasmania, Launceston 4 6 DEC 2018 Experiment in the chemistry laboratory to prepare aspirin and slime, test out your eyewitness memory in forensic psychology, learn about human physiology in the Exercise Science lab, try out the latest technologies in the Human Interface Technology lab(hitlab), see Marine Science in action with the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies. Northern Territory Charles Darwin University, Casuarina Campus OCT 2018 Activities in climate, energy, water and food. Exercises and Sports Science. Pharmacy, Primary Industries, IT, Allied Health, Water Quality, Indigenous Land Management and Sustainable use of Wildlife, Spatial Science and Biodiversity. Engineering, as well as Information and Technology.

9 South Australia University of Adelaide, Adelaide DEC 2018 Discover the diverse and amazing career opportunities in both engineering and science whilst undertaking a wide range of hands-on activities over three fun-filled days. Experience interactive workshops in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Food Science, Agriculture, Engineering and many more. Come see how much fun STEM can be Flinders University, Adelaide 5 7 DEC 2018 Flinders University welcomes The ConocoPhillips Science Experience students to three days of interactive activities on campus. Get hands-on in our labs, experience a university style lecture and be challenged to extend yourself and explore the amazing world of science and technology. University of South Australia, Adelaide NOV 2018 UniSA Connect focuses on inspiring science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) study and career awareness with secondary school students. The suite of enriching opportunities and experiential programs linked to the secondary curriculum aims to promote educational attainment and enthuse students to pursue STEM study pathways at the University of South Australia. Annually we conduct immersive learning programs for approximately 8,500 secondary students.

10 UNIVERSITIES & TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS Australian Capital Territory PROGRAM DATES Australian National University, Canberra Sept 2018 New South Wales Macquarie University, Sydney Jan 2019 University of New England, Armidale Jan 2019 University of Sydney, Sydney 9 11 Jan 2019 University of Technology, Sydney 3 5 Oct 2018 University of Wollongong, Wollongong Jan 2019 Northern Territory Charles Darwin University, Casuarina Campus Oct 2018 Queensland Griffith University, Gold Coast 2 4 Oct 2018 Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point University of Queensland, St Lucia Griffith University, Nathan Jan 2019 University of Queensland, St Lucia Jan 2019 University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba Sept 2018 Central Queensland University, Gladstone Marnia Oct 2018 Central Queensland University, Townsville Sept 2018 Central Queensland University, Rockhampton Jun 2018 South Australia University of Adelaide, Adelaide Dec 2018 Flinders University, Adelaide 5 7 Dec 2018 University of South Australia, Adelaide Nov 2018 Tasmania University of Tasmania, Hobart Dec 2018 University of Tasmania, Launceston 4 6 Dec 2018 Victoria Federation University, Berwick Sept 2018 Marine and Freshwater Discovery Centre, Queenscliff Jan 2019 RMIT University, Melbourne Jan 2019 Swinburne University of Technology, Hawthorn July 2018 Federation University, Ballarat 2 4 July 2018 University of Melbourne, Parkville Jan 2019 Melbourne University Dookie campus Nov 2018 Swinburne University KIOSC, Wantirna Sept 2018 Western Australia Curtin University, Perth 6, 7, 10 and 11 Dec 2018 Murdoch University Dec 2018 Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Jan 2019 The University of Western Australia, Perth Jan 2019 Edith Cowan University, Bunbury 4 6 Dec 2018

11 Registration Fees 3 day program $190 (includes GST) 4 day program $260 (includes GST) Curtin, Edith Cowan, Murdoch, and the Brisbane combined Universities Please Note: these fees do not cover any transport, meals or accommodation costs. Refunds are available (minus $35 administration fee) until 4 weeks before a particular program commences. How do I enrol? 1 Send your completed application form to: The ConocoPhillips Science Experience, PO Box 158, Monbulk, Vic your completed application form to admin@scienceexperience.com.au 3 Enrol online at: Please Note; applications are accepted immediately online at any time if a place is available. 4 Send your application form to a local Rotary Club if you re seeking Rotary financial support. Your local club may consider full or part sponsorship of the $190/$260 fee. Please follow through with the club to check they have submitted your application. Accommodation Most programs are non-residential, at an extra cost, accommodation is available at the following programs: 1 University of New England, Armidale 2 Melbourne University, Dookie campus

12 Student Application Form Name: Parents address: Students Address: Suburb: Postcode: Phone: Mobile: Date of Birth: / / Sex: M / F School: Phone: Suburb: Postcode: Year Level in 2018: Name of Science Teacher: Choice of program First Choice: Second Choice: Post to: The ConocoPhillips Science Experience, PO Box 158, Monbulk, Vic 3793 ABN

13 Payment Method $190 inc GST (3 day program) or $260 inc GST (4 day program) included with this application. A) Cheque/Money order made payable to The ConocoPhillips Science Experience B) Credit Card: Visa Mastercard Card No: Expiry Date: / Amount: $ Cardholder s Signature: Cardholder s Name: Rotary Sponsorship (to be completed by Rotary representative) The Rotary Club of: District: This club will offer financial sponsorship to the amount of: $ Student contribution (if applicable): $ Contact address: Suburb: Postcode: address: Phone: Rotarian s Signature: to: admin@scienceexperience.com.au For Further details: or (03)

14 PO Box 158, Monbulk,Vic

15 Who we represent The ConocoPhillips Science Experience is a Nationwide STEM outreach program established, managed and conducted by the The Science Schools Foundation Incorporated, an independent non-profit association of educationalists, Rotarians and industrialists. Our Supporters ConocoPhillips explores for and produces oil and gas around the world. They operate in 17 countries with more than 11,000 employees, including major operations in Australia. To find out more visit

16 Our Supporters Australian Science Teacher Association (ASTA) Promotes the program to schools and teacher members Rotary Clubs sponsor many students to attend, promotes the program to schools, participates actively in organising programs and provides social activities. Young Scientist of Australia (YSA) Several hundred YSA members voluntarily assist the universities and tertiary institutions in conducting the program Universities and Tertiary Institutions organise and conduct the programs on their campuses provide a director and presenters provide laboratories and other resources