Four Australian Women Receive STEM Scholarships

Lilia Bradley - one of the 2025 Women of STEM Winners

The Women of STEM scholarship provides successful applicants with AUD$5,000 per annum (maximum 5 years) and provides support to young women as they select and study STEM degrees at university and pursue careers in STEM-related roles.

Emma Boyd - one of the 2025 Women of STEM Winners

This year, we received more than 200 applicants for the Women of STEM scholarship. We are proud to award scholarships to another 4 university students around Australia which means to date, 11 young women have received a Women of STEM scholarship to support them throughout their studies. The recipients of this year’s scholarships come from all around Australia (Queensland, Northern Territory, Western Australia, and ACT). They are studying a variety of STEM degrees including science, engineering, and environmental science.

Isobel Cubong - one of the 2025 Women of STEM Winners

See the recipients of the 2025 Women of STEM Scholarship and what they are studying below:

• Mikaela Caldwell is studying a Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Civil and Structural) at Charles Darwin University.

• Isobel Cubong is studying a Bachelor of Engineering Honours with a major in Mechanical Engineering at Curtin University.

• Emma Boyd is studying a Bachelor of Engineering Honours and Bachelor of Environmental Science at Griffith University.

• Lilia Bradley is studying a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) Honours at Australian National University.

Mikaela Caldwell - one of the 2025 Women of STEM winners

Mikaela, Isobel, Emma, and Lilia will be officially awarded during the upcoming Big Day In events throughout the year.