STEM may sound scary, however it simply stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. STEM is important as it part of our everyday lives.

Some examples of how we use STEM are;

Science - Medicine such as antibiotics

Technology - Mobile Phones and other communications

Engineering - Bridges and roads

Maths - Actuary and statistics

STEM may be viewed as boring however studying in STEM can be very rewarding and interesting. Some STEM subjects include astronomy, computer engineering, nanotechnology, neurology and robotics.

Some exciting new inventions in STEM has lead us to driverless and electric cars, nanotechnology and augmented reality. However STEM can also help us solve the world's greatest issues such as climate change and malaria.