Event date: 3 June 2026

The Griffith University (led by Jiraporn Surachartkumtonkun) and Mindflight7 (led by Kajal Pala) partnership is officially moving into its next phase of delivery and research across Queensland!

Together, our joint VR STEM initiative is exploring how immersive technology can help address exposure bias, broaden career aspirations, and build student confidence in STEAM pathways. Through virtual access to more than 60 future-focused careers, students can connect their interests and strengths directly to tangible education and employment opportunities.

Following our latest project coordination meeting, we are excited to share that 10 secondary schools across the Logan area and regional Queensland have expressed interest in participating in the project.

A key focus of this next phase is evidence-based impact measurement. Through structured student and educator feedback, digital data collection, and research-led evaluation, we aim to better understand how immersive learning influences engagement, career confidence, and equity of access to higher education pathways.

This work represents more than just putting technology in the classroom – it is about creating informed, measurable pathways that help young people see what is actually possible for their futures.

🚨 There are strictly limited places remaining for this initiative. If your school is seeking to provide students with access to this innovative, fully-funded STEM engagement program, please reach out to the Mindflight7 team today at info@mindflight7.com for an eligibility discussion and to secure your funding allocation.