STEM Education Research Centre (SERC)
Joining CSC and becoming CASE
After a decade of STEM education research excellence, SERC is joining forces with the Centre for Sustainable Communities to create the Centre for Advanced Studies in Education (CASE) at the University of Canberra. CASE brings together our two leading centres to expand our capacity and deepen our impact. With the same commitment to STEM education, CASE will tackle contemporary educational challenges. Launching in 2026 – check out the CASE webpage.
The STEM Education Research Centre (SERC) is an internationally renowned institution at the University of Canberra, led by Dr Ilyse Resnick.
SERC is undertaking groundbreaking research in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education, using innovative technology to assist children's learning.
About SERC
Find out more about SERC.
SERC projects
Discover the research projects that have put STEM on the map.
These research projects include:
- Early Learning STEM Australia (ELSA)
- Spatial interventions
- Processing graphics
- Remote numeracy
- Government partnerships for development (GPFD)
- Samsung schools project
- Processing maths tasks
- Spatial reasoning instrument
- Social and geographic location
- Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA)
SERC publications
See a list of SERC publications from 1990 to 2023:
- 2023 publications
- 2022 publications
- 2021 publications
- 2020 publications
- 2019 publications
- 2018 publications
- 2017 publications
- 2016 publications
- 2015 publications
- 2014 publications
- 2013 publications
- 2012 publications
- 2011 publications
- 1990–2010 publications
SERC partnerships
Learn about the partnerships that SERC has established with academics, universities, organisations and expert individuals all over the world:
SERC news
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Contact SERC
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