Planet Hack is a collaborative initiative between the ANU College of Science and Medicine and Education in Motion (EiM), aimed at tackling global challenges and empowering the next generation of leaders. Through this partnership, students engage in hands-on problem-solving, developing innovative solutions to critical issues like climate change and food security.

The Australian National University

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The ANU College of Science, part of the Australian National University, offers world-class research and education across a range of disciplines, including physical, life, mathematical, and environmental sciences. It also leads in science communication, preparing students to engage with and solve global challenges.

Education in Motion (EiM)

Education in Motion (EiM), is a global education company committed to pioneering education for a sustainable future. EiM's dedication to innovative and forward-thinking learning aligns perfectly with Planet Hack’s mission to foster creative problem-solving and global awareness. For the first three years of Planet Hack, several schools under the EiM brand actively participated, contributing to the event’s success and helping to inspire the next generation of young innovators.

China Liaison Office

The Australian National University (ANU) China Centre connects the university with partners across China, driving collaboration in education, research, and industry. With offices in Beijing and Shanghai, the Centre supports students, alumni, and institutional engagement while promoting the university’s presence and expertise through outreach, partnerships, and public initiatives. 

Want to get involved?

We are always looking to expand the impact of Planet Hack and collaborate with schools that share our vision for fostering innovation and sustainability. If your school is interested in partnering with us or participating in our monthly challenges, we would love to hear from you. Together, we can inspire students to develop creative solutions to global challenges while building valuable STEM skills. To explore partnership opportunities or get more information about how your school can be involved, please contact us.