Robogals Melbourne

🤖As the SWOTVAC period approaches, Robogals is here to help you study hard with our semesterly bubble tea study session next Thursday!
🔥Stop by to grab a free bubble tea for a much needed sugar boost before powering through lectures and exam preparation! 🧋

📆 Date: Thursday June 4th
🕑 Time: 2:00 - 5:00 pm
📍 Location: Room G01 - Building 189

See you there!

Want to volunteer with Robogals Come help out at our upcoming workshops??🤖

To sign up, click on the ‘Workshop Sign Up’ link on our linktree in bio - note that to volunteer with us you must have attended one of our training sessions AND have obtained a WWCC.

As a volunteer, you will be able to:
⭐Show students how exciting engineering and programming is through fun challenges.

⭐Inspire students to pursue STEM
Practice basıc programming and robotics skills.

⭐Get to meet and interact with like-minded individuals

⭐Learn to communicate ettectively
tarn volunteer hours toward a Melbourne Plus
Certificate

For any questions about workshops or volunteering hours, contact [email protected] ✨✨

Get ready to tap into your inner artist at Arts & Craft Night 🎨 hosted by Robogals in Week 10! Grab your friends, unwind and express your creativity in a relaxing atmosphere 👾.

Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks will be provided, so come drink, create, and enjoy the evening with us!🥂

🗓️ Date: Friday, May 15th

⏰ Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM

📍 Location: Ida Bar

We can’t wait to see you there! 💖

👾👩🏻‍💻 HACKATHON GUIDEBOOK DROP! ⭐🤖 We’re excited to introduce our official hackathon guidebook! This is your starting point for understanding the challenge, exploring key insights, and building a solution that makes a real impact.

This year’s focus is Tackling the leaky pipeline for women in STEM, from early education through to senior careers. Think big: how can technology help scale existing solutions, surface invisible bias, and individualise the learning experience?

💡 Inside the guidebook
✅ The barriers across each stage of education
✅ Key stats shaping the current landscape
✅ Existing solutions (including where they fall short!)
✅ Inspiration to help you build something meaningful 💡

Event Details
📅 Saturday May 2nd
🕘 9am–6pm
📍 Versent Office, Exhibition St, Melbourne VIC

Grab your team, dive into the guidebook, and start building ideas that could reshape the future of STEM 💻⭐🫵🏻 You’re part of the solution!

💻👾 Pre-Hackathon Workshop: Responsible Vibe Coding
Join us for a practical, beginner-friendly session on “responsible vibe coding” (using AI to help you build software faster, without losing the fundamentals). You’ll see two short demos of different tools so you can choose what suits you best, then you’ll have time to start building your own mini project with support on hand.

⭐ No prior experience needed
This session is designed to be welcoming for everyone, including first-timers. You do not need prior coding or AI experience to join in. We’ll walk through the demos step by step, explain what’s happening as we go, and share practical tips to help you get started with confidence.

🧠 What we’ll cover
Kiro (VS Code): a quick look at an AI coding assistant in a real developer workflow, including a simple, practical example and tips for using it responsibly. Replit: a fast, accessible way to start coding in minutes, ideal if you want a low-setup option. Hands-on build time: use what you’ve seen to start your own hackathon idea, with tips and guidance from the team.

📅 Wednesday 29 April, 5:30pm–7:00pm
📍 Hybrid: online + in person
🎤 Presenters: Vanitha Kaliaperumal (Senior Cloud Engineer) and Saniya Kolangde (AI Adoption Specialist)

🔗 RSVP via the Humanitix sign-up link in bio.
🚨 Set up instructions via the Humanitix link. Bring a laptop and set up your preferred tool in advance!