Robogals - Robotic Workshop.

Robogals are an international university run organisation that aims to engage school children in engineering, robotics and computers. The long term goals of the organisation are to increase enrolments in engineering, science and technology.

Robogals have been featured on many Primetime TV shows including The Project and the ABC.

In the workshops the children are taught to construct and program LEGO NXT robotic kits, the lessons have been tailored in a way to remain fun, creative and informative.

Marita Cheng founded the Robogals in 2008 at the University of Melbourne and now has over 18 Chapters worldwide. In 2012 Marita was recognised for her work with Robogals and won the Young Australian of the Year.

Robogals Values

Impact

We stay focused on effectiveness, strive to exceed all expectations and are relentlessly persistent in seeing plans through to completion.

Community

We ensure that all our members, schools, school kids, host universities and partners feel respected, valued and part of the team.

Communication

We communicate clearly, thoroughly and frequently amongst our committees, members and external parties.

Initiative and Autonomy

We encourage creativity, individuality, and a sense of ownership, and devolve significant authority and autonomy to each of our chapters.

Integrity

We do what we said we will do, by when we said we will do it, and stay true to our values, aims and goals.