STEM Women Launch Skills Workshop Series
New for 2023! We are launching a series of skills workshops themed around career confidence. These free sessions will take place virtually and will run throughout the months of January,
New for 2023! We are launching a series of skills workshops themed around career confidence. These free sessions will take place virtually and will run throughout the months of January,
With women underrepresented within the science, technology, engineering and math industries (STEM), here, Emma Rhodes (pictured), Head of Research and Development at Sterling Pharma, talks about her journey into a
*This post has now been updated. View the updated article here. For years women have been underrepresented in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) university courses and occupations. Using UCAS
We are giving you the chance to win a signed copy of Suzie Sheehy’s new and hotly anticipated book, The Matter of Everything. It tells the astonishing story of twentieth-century
In 2022, we will be running our first ever hybrid graduate careers events! But what is a STEM Women Hybrid Event, how does it work and what packages are available?
When studying at university, it can be hard to stay productive. Even if you attend all of your lectures, spend hours in the library and set out time to study,
Happy International Women’s Day! We wanted to celebrate by giving our community a run down of some of the exciting things our partnered employers have organised both externally and internally.
Writing and delivering a convincing elevator pitch is a hugely useful skill that can help you secure a job, expand your professional network, or help you get a promotion! Being
Targeted talent attraction through a bespoke STEM Women Virtual Event. Working in partnership with VMware, an innovative technology company offering digital solutions, STEM Women organised a unique virtual insight event
For the third year running, we have compiled an in-depth Whitepaper that explores students’ and graduates’ attitudes towards gender issues that are prevalent within STEM. This new report uses data
Transferable skills have always been vital to graduate employers. They provide a key insight into how you will perform at work, communicate with your team, deal with pressures, and much