Robotics & mechatronics
Explore how mechanics, electronics and computing come together to solve practical challenges.
Robotics · Mechatronics lab
Science + Technology + Engineering + Mathematics
The future belongs to the curious.
Explore the hands-on, technology-forward learning areas that make STEM part of the MITstem educational vision.
Learn through discovery
Where ideas become understanding.
STEM is more than a collection of subjects. It invites learners to ask better questions, work through challenges, design possible solutions and understand how technology affects everyday life.
The prospectus highlights areas ranging from robotics and connected technology to industrial automation and digital fabrication, especially within the secondary curriculum.
See the academic pathway
Explore what’s possible
Six windows into a changing world.
These topics are based on the technical and STEM subject areas listed in the original MITstem prospectus.
Coding & connected technology
Learn computational thinking and explore connected systems through ICT and IoT topics.
ICT · Microsoft IoT
Automation & control
Discover industrial automation concepts with practical control-system learning areas.
PLC / PC automation · Pneumatics · Hydraulics
Design & digital making
Turn an idea into a model by combining design thinking and digital manufacturing tools.
3D printing · CAD / CAM
Science through discovery
Develop a habit of questioning, investigating and interpreting the world through scientific inquiry.
Biology · Chemistry · Physics
Industry & future careers
Connect classroom learning with the changing world of engineering, industry and technology.
Career awareness · Proposed study visits
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Subject availability: These are prospectus-listed topics, not confirmation that each subject, lab, or extracurricular activity is currently offered. Please request the latest programme details.
See beyond the classroom
Connecting learning to the real world.
The school concept also discusses industry study tours, enrichment activities and exposure to future career fields. These experiences can help learners connect science and mathematics with the people and industries using them.
Specific tours and partnerships referenced in the historical brochure should be treated as proposed examples, not confirmed current arrangements.
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Curiosity has no finish line.
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