Equity, Diversity & Inclusion | Science

UNSW Science aims to provide an equitable place of work and study that will stimulate innovation, productivity and progress. We believe diversity and inclusion are essential to our success, helping to produce robust, credible and pioneering science of global impact and train the next generation of scientists. Through the UNSW Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) group, we're committed to reducing barriers which impede equity, diversity and inclusion via initiatives that will benefit both staff and students.

Science Achievement Relative to Opportunity Guidelines (COVID-19)

These guidelines enable staff to have the impacts of the Australian Bushfires 2019 and COVID-19 considered when discussing achievements they have made during this time.

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Science Classroom Inclusivity Guidelines

The Science Classroom Inclusivity Guidelines are designed to inform inclusive classroom practice and reflect the most contemporary research across the equity, diversity and inclusion field.

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Science EDI Working Group

Our Science EDI working group is responsible for facilitating, supporting, and creating new initiatives, programs, guidelines and activities. It works alongside UNSW Science students and staff to ensure that everyone has equitable opportunities to succeed, regardless of background.

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Science & Engineering Indigenous Pre-Program

The UNSW Science and Engineering Pre-Program assists Indigenous students with their admission into university. The program is a collaboration between the faculties of Science and Engineering and UNSW’s Centre for Indigenous Programs, Nura Gili.

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ExpEDIte

ExpEDIte: The Science Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Roundup is an initiative of the UNSW Faculty of Science EDI Working Group. We collate the recent coverage of EDI topics in the realms of Science, STEM, and higher education. We also include recent academic work relevant to EDI efforts in Science.

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