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International Women’s Day 2025 at STEM Women   International women’s day, celebrated on March 8th each year, recognises the achievements of women, whether it be social, economic, cultural and/or political

Lauren Coumbe is currently an Aerospace Intern within the Aerospace and Defence team at Siemens. She is studying Aerospace Engineering Integrated Masters with an Industrial Experience Placement Year at the

As the new academic year gets underway, STEM Women have announced their sponsorship of a new student society for 2024-25, the Women in STEM Society at the University of Glasgow.

As the workplace continues to evolve, shaped by the impact of the pandemic, a recent study among female STEM students and graduates sheds light on their expectations and preferences for

STEM Women has announced the release of its 2024 whitepaper titled “Understanding the Gender Imbalance in STEM.” This comprehensive report delves into the experiences and perceptions of female and non-binary

In the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), the battle against gender stereotypes is an ongoing struggle. Women currently represent just 26% of the STEM workforce, and progress

As January unfolds, the third Monday is often dubbed “Blue Monday,” a day when the post-holiday blues, abandoned New Year’s resolutions, depleted bank balances, and the harsh winter weather converge,

Women have been underrepresented in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) for many years, both in university and in industry. Using data from HESA and findings from the UK Government

Thousands of STEM industry organisations operate in Ireland –  from multinationals to SMEs – and STEM contributes a substantial percentage of Ireland’s GDP. Of course, this relies on a highly-skilled

What are your essential criteria for a new job? A good salary? Flexible or remote working? Clear progression? And what are your ‘red flags’ – the things that instantly tell

“I have this constant self-doubt; knowing that I have done my best, still I feel I’m not enough.” (STEM Women event attendee) Imposter syndrome, defined as ‘a collection of feelings

A whitepaper report published by STEM Women reveals fascinating new insights into female and non-binary students’ and graduates’ attitudes towards their future careers in STEM industries. The report analyses data

This month will see many students graduating from university and seeking new career opportunities. The job search can seem daunting – so with this in mind, we caught up with

STEM Women has announced the release of its 2024 whitepaper titled “Understanding the Gender Imbalance in STEM.” This comprehensive report delves into the experiences and perceptions of female and non-binary

On 7th September 2023, STEM Women hosted a webinar on the vital topic of “Recruiting and Retaining Early Career Women.” Our guest speaker was Tanya Meessmann, confidence coach and communication

STEM Women provide employers with the opportunity to connect with diverse talent through insight talks at our networking and recruitment events. All exhibitors will be allocated a company stall for

If you’re a current student or a recent graduate who identifies as female or non-binary, and is interested in industries related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) then STEM

Women have been underrepresented in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) for many years, both in university and in industry. Using data from HESA and findings from the UK Government

Firstly, let’s start off by saying, there is no such thing as a job for a woman in STEM, any more than there is a job for a man in

Thousands of STEM industry organisations operate in Ireland –  from multinationals to SMEs – and STEM contributes a substantial percentage of Ireland’s GDP. Of course, this relies on a highly-skilled

Employing international students With almost 600,000 international students in Australia, it’s no surprise that, on graduating, a large number of these talented job-seekers are hoping to remain for work purposes.

With over 600,000 international students in the UK, it’s no surprise that, on graduating, a large number of these talented job-seekers are hoping to find work in the UK. Finding

“I have this constant self-doubt; knowing that I have done my best, still I feel I’m not enough.” (STEM Women event attendee) Imposter syndrome, defined as ‘a collection of feelings

A whitepaper report published by STEM Women reveals fascinating new insights into female and non-binary students’ and graduates’ attitudes towards their future careers in STEM industries. The report analyses data