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International Women in Engineering Day
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More women in engineering “an absolute necessity” to deliver major transport projects
The government calls on more women to consider engineering careers to help meet growing skills demands. -
Businesses need to invest in a more balanced workforce and encourage diversity
Women bring a different perspective and can add to the creativity needed the industry, but there is still a lack of information available to sell the sector to prospective new joiners, says Kristina Scheibler-Frood ,... -
MP and engineer Chi Onwurah issues rallying cry to rail industry
More needs to be done to promote women in engineering and in rail more widely, says MP. -
How ‘good’ looks different in women
Recognising the differences women bring to engineering will not only help them to progress, it will bring great benefits to the sector. -
Top 50 women in engineering 2018 list announced
Women’s Engineering Society names the top 50 female returners and transferrers in engineering and allied sectors. -
Women in engineering - let’s raise the bar together
To mark International Women in Engineering Day, Alison Waterworth looks at the progress being made to address the gender pay gap. -
Top 50 list to be unveiled for International Women in Engineering Day 2018
Leading women in engineering list to highlight the achievements of returners and transferrers into the sector. -
Supporting and mentoring returners back into the world of work
An industry scheme aimed at those with mid to senior level experience who have been out of the workplace for a significant period is helping women back into the world of work. -
Getting diversity in the boardroom starts with acknowledging ideas
All voices need to be heard and acknowledged, otherwise diversity will be discouraged. -
Improving female representation at senior levels
Paula Tinkler takes a look at what needs to be done to increase representation of females at senior levels of engineering.