At STEM Women, we have been hosting events for STEM students and graduates since 2018, introducing over 10,000 female students to graduate employers in the UK, Ireland and the Netherlands!
This month is Black History Month, so we wanted to celebrate some BAME Women in STEM innovators making history today. From influential scientists to incredible engineers, mathematicians, technologists and much
Entering the world of work after graduating from university can be a scary prospect, but with the added prospect of starting your new job remotely due to the pandemic, 2020
On Thursday 11th March, we will be hosting our first-ever virtual Australia Graduate Careers Event! This event will attract STEM students and recent graduates who identify as female, from universities
On Wednesday 3rd February 2021, we are partnering with international engineering group, Assystem, to host an exclusive virtual insight event! This unique recruitment event is part of Assystem’s pledge to
In Autumn 2020, we hosted 10 virtual careers events for female STEM students and recent graduates who were looking to start their careers in a STEM industry. Over the course
On Wednesday 17th February 2021, we will be hosting our first virtual UK Graduate Careers Event of 2021! Targeted towards female STEM students studying at universities across the whole of
In 2020, we hosted 10 virtual careers events aimed at female students and graduates studying STEM courses across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. We welcomed 133 exhibiting employers to virtually
Targeted talent attraction through a bespoke STEM Women Virtual Event. Working in partnership with Graphcore, a British semiconductor company that develops accelerators for AI and machine learning, STEM Women organised
Looking for your dream graduate role within a STEM industry? At STEM Women, we host graduate careers events featuring top companies across the UK, Ireland, Europe and Australia. Our events
In Autumn 2020, we hosted 10 virtual events across the UK, Ireland, and Europe, introducing 133 exhibiting employers to 3,421 women studying STEM subjects. Following our events, many of the