In 1996 the New Zealand International Science Festival charitable trust was established in Dunedin to present the biennial festival. The organisation’s mission is to inspire and engage people of all ages and backgrounds about the importance science plays in our daily lives and the positive difference it makes.
We ensure quality science education is accessible and affordable for everyone, everywhere. We cultivate a wider awareness of science to the general public, inspiring them by its wonder and engaging them with its implications for the future.
Since our inaugural festival in 1997, the festival has engaged over 200,000 participants across Aotearoa, New Zealand, celebrating all areas of science, from the mysterious outer limits of the universe to the marvellous inner workings of robotics, with all the weird, wacky, weighty and wonderful stuff in between. The festival features guests from New Zealand and abroad alongside local talent, where Dunedin is transformed into a city alive with science.
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Dunedin
Otago
9016
New Zealand
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