The Science Experience

Student preparing for virtual Mars

The Science Experience is a fun three days of science and technology activities for students entering Year 10 in 2010.

Students experience university life first hand by attending lectures and taking part in practical sessions. The program provides experience in a wide range of fascinating science activities in a fun and interactive way under the guidance of scientists and students.

RMIT University is hosting the Science Experience from 20 - 22 January 2010 and would like to thank Boeing Australia for being a major sponsor.

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RMIT program

You’ll be taken through lots of hands-on interactive sessions in labs, venture out into the field on excursions and hear talks from working scientists, all led by a group of young university students who love science.

Fun social activities like crazy quizzes, games and competitions, help students get to know each other. The Science Show is a grand finale of bangs, flashes and smashes!

The program varies a little year to year.

Past Program

Check out our past program.


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Register

Want to be part of it?
Make sure you don’t miss out by completing the enrolment form. Cost is $105 (includes GST) for the full program.


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I get to RMIT?

RMIT is located at corner of Swanston and Latrobe Streets in Melbourne’s CBD. Please refer to Map 579 in the Melways.

Finding your way to RMIT on public transport

RMIT can be accessed by train, tram and bus - depending of where you are coming from. To find out the best way to get to RMIT from where you are via public transport check out Viclink - the official Melbourne public transport site. This site includes information on timetables, maps and routes. For more information visit Metlink.

Where do I need to go?

Once you have registered to participate in the Science Experience, you’ll be sent a timetable which will outline your activities and their locations for the program over the three days.

What do I need to wear?

Enclosed shoes - because you will be working in real life laboratories. Please wear sensible and comfortable casual clothes.

What do I need to bring?

You will need to bring a packed lunch on the first and second day. Lunch will be provided on the last day. Morning tea will be provided each day. Please note on the second day, there will be no amenities to buy your lunch! Sunscreen, hat, snacks and water as needed.


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Photos / Gallery

Science Experience 2009

Photos from the Science Experience 2009 are now up, head over to the gallery and to have a look for yourself!

Science Experience 2009 gallery.

Science Experience 2008

Check out the Science Experience 2008 and see what they got up to in our photo gallery!

Check out the Science Experience 2008 (PDF, 3.72MB)


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Accommodation

Not sure where to stay? The following options range from hotel accommodation nearby to budget bunks right in the heart of the city. These options are sure to suit all tastes and budgets.


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Contact us

Please direct all enquiries regarding the program to:

Ms Clare Russell
Phone: 03 9925 3699
Email: clare.russell@rmit.edu.au


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