7th edition of STEM Equity Monitor now available
A national data resource on diversity in STEM, intended to form a comprehensive and interactive view of women’s and diverse groups’ participation in STEM, the STEM Equity Monitor brings together multiple data sets from across government and is now in is 7th edition.
Following participation through school, higher education, graduation and into the workforce, measuring changes and trends through time, the monitor is designed to allow users to build a consistent, evidence-based view of participation and outcomes across the STEM ecosystem.
In 2026, new design features allow users to explore the most widely used data on each step of the pathway from early education to employment and find data about First Nations people, people with disability and those from culturally and linguistically diverse groups.
It is also designed to allow users to dig deeper to find data on location, socioeconomic status and other variables, and users can also download infographic posters and view and save key infographics across all areas of the monitor.
You can access the latest edition of the STEM Equity Monitor at www.industry.gov.au/publications/stem-equity-monitor.
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