STEM Women hosted their first ever Apprenticeship Fair in Manchester last week, and we’re delighted to announce that it was a huge success! Following requests from many of our existing
In our second event of the season, 495 excited student and graduate attendees got to network with 31 top employers representing diverse STEM-related fields, all under one roof. It was an exciting day of
Our 2025 Australian roadshow will return to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. But we are also really excited to announce that we will be running our first ever Adelaide event!
Over 300 attendees came along to the impressive Assembly Rooms venue in Edinburgh on Tuesday 1st October 2024, to meet with 15 companies all looking to recruit female STEM students and
What a fantastic way to round up STEM Women’s Spring/Summer 2024 events! In our final event of the season, 400 eager student and graduate attendees got to network with 42
On Friday 14th June 2024, STEM Women hosted the Dublin STEM Women Graduate Careers Event at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. This venue normally sees impressive events on the pitch, but
STEM Women is excited to launch our highly anticipated Autumn 2024 event schedule, with a series of graduate careers events across the UK, Ireland, and the Netherlands. These events are
On Friday 24th May, STEM Women hosted the Amsterdam STEM Women Graduate Careers Event at the Mövenpick Hotel. The event attracted 10 exhibiting employers and hundreds of student and graduate
On Wednesday 23rd April, STEM Women hosted an exciting insight event with Accenture, a global professional services company that provides strategy and consulting services for a wide range of functions
The STEM Women team have rounded off an incredible roadshow across Australia, where we hosted four inspiring events to empower female students and graduates in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and
STEM Women hosted a vibrant Graduate Careers Event in Manchester on 28th February 2024, attracting 276 students and graduates. The event, held at the Bridgewater Hall allowed aspiring professionals in