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.
Supported by the efforts of our Science Equity Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) Working Group, we're committed to reducing barriers that impede equity, diversity and inclusion via initiatives that will benefit both staff and students.
The Science History Trail initiative is designed to increase the visibility of diverse scientists. We aim to redefine the traditional representation of a scientist by displaying the images and stories of diverse science role models throughout history.
The Science EDI Team have a range of initiatives to support staff members throughout their career journey. Find out more about the Momentum Scheme, Boost Award, and Level Up.
The Science EDI Team have a range of initiatives to support students make the most out of their university experience. Find out more about our Equity Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) awards celebrating our students and our Student Offerings resource pack.
UNSW Science is committed to implementing an inclusive learning environment and has developed several guidelines to ensure that no one is disadvantaged based on their diverse characteristics.
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.
Browse our collection of webinars designed to educate our community on the importance of inclusive science, research and policy. These resources have been curated to showcase best practice approaches to partnership, visibility and representation in science.
The Faculty of Science is committed to gender equity and inclusion and aims to provide an equitable place of work and study that will stimulate innovation, productivity, and progress.
The UNSW Science EDI Annual Report aims to inform the UNSW Science community of the EDI efforts in the Faculty and report against our council KPI’s related to EDI. You can read the 2021 UNSW Science EDI Annual Report here.