What Is STEM and Why Is It Important?
Science : Technology : Engineering : Mathematics
STEM comprises the following major areas of study:
- Natural, physical, and life sciences (sometimes including medicine)
- Computer, electronics, and other technology-related disciplines
- All types of engineering
- Mathematics, or any field involving a heavy application of mathematical principles
Since we started Syntech in 2007 we’ve seen how the demand for STEM talent has increased and continues to grow today.
This new demand for STEM Talent has driven the way our specialist recruitment teams are set up so we can effectively support our clients with the specialist talent they need now and in the future.