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Complete your Makerspace Safety Induction Badge to gain Makerspace access
To gain access to the UNSW Makerspace Network users need to earn access Badges. The first badge you need to complete is the Makerspace Safety Badge.
Badging is how we ensure UNSW Making users have the skills to safely and efficiently use our network of materials, machines and spaces.
Earn badges by first completing associated online learning components followed by in-person Badge Training.
Let our technicians guide you through a mix of curated and created tutorials on various topics from Arduino programming to model making, from metal machining to drafting!
Interested in learning a new skill? Itching to start a new project?
Once you have gained your MS | MakerSpace Safety Badge you can book more training and gain access to more machines.
At UNSW we define Makerspace as a place for barrier free access to tools and technology where people can come together to learn, build, upskill and share.
UNSW is creating the largest network of connected Makerspaces and workshops in Australia. A network of genuine collaboration and shared values.
These values are centered on the principle of barrier free access to tools and tech for all Students, Staff and External Partners.
