STEM Women Host Insight Event with Accenture On Wednesday 23rd April, STEM Women hosted an exciting insight event with Accenture, a global professional services company that provides strategy and consulting services
We were delighted to arrive in Manchester on Monday 20th October for the STEM Women Manchester Apprenticeship Careers Event, and what a successful afternoon it proved to be. With over
On the 2nd October, STEM Women arrived in Amsterdam for another exciting event. We were so pleased to welcome 250 student and graduate attendees to the Mövenpick Hotel in Amsterdam
STEM Women were thrilled to arrive in Dublin for our biggest and busiest Dublin event yet. We were so excited to welcome a whopping 572 student and graduate attendees to
Event Review – STEM Women Australia-Wide Virtual Graduate Careers Event – 5th August 2025 On Tuesday 5th August 2025, we brought together talented STEM students and top employers across Australia.
Get Ready: STEM Women Autumn 2025 Events Are Coming! We hope you’re having a brilliant summer so far, filled with rest and inspiration to get you motivated for the 25-26
Summer Events 2025 Roundup: Connecting STEM Talent Across the UK & Ireland June was an incredibly busy and rewarding month for the STEM Women team, with five fantastic events taking
Event Review: Glasgow STEM Women Graduate Careers Event – 26th June 2025 On Thursday 26th June, we hosted the Glasgow STEM Women Graduate Careers Event at the Radisson Blu Hotel,
Wednesday 25th June 2025 On Wednesday 25th June from 1-4pm, on a sunny afternoon in Bristol, we welcomed over 100 bright and ambitious STEM students and graduates to the Bristol
Event Review – Dublin STEM Women Graduate Careers Event, 17th June 2025 On Tuesday 17th June 2025, at the Aviva Stadium, STEM Women hosted the Dublin STEM Women Graduate Careers
Event Review – London STEM Women Graduate Careers Event, 11th June 2025 On Wednesday, 11th June 2025, at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in Westminster, STEM Women hosted the first
Event review – STEM Women UK-Wide Virtual Engineering Graduate Careers Event, 4th June 2025 On Wednesday 4th June 2025, STEM Women hosted another successful virtual careers event – this time
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
STEM Women Host Insight Event with Accenture On Wednesday 23rd April, STEM Women hosted an exciting insight event with Accenture, a global professional services company that provides strategy and consulting services
STEM Women Success Stories – CitiPower, Powercor and United Energy An Inside Look at CitiPower, Powercor and United Energy At the 2023 Melbourne event, CitiPower, Powercor and United Energy connected
How to Make the Most of STEM Women Events: A Guide for Students and Graduates Attending a STEM Women careers event is a fantastic exclusive opportunity to connect with top
STEM Women Success Stories – Finisar Success at STEM Women Events Located in Australia, Finisar WSS provides world-class wavelength management components and subsystems, including wavelength selective switches (WSS), to
Considering studying for a physiotherapy degree? It’s a dynamic, challenging, and fulfilling field. Senior Lecturers at London Met, Walaa Abu-Taleb and Isobel Davies, share their career experiences and offer advice
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
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
Technology is now a part of almost every aspect of our lives. Many students and recent graduates have grown up with technology all around them and are embracing an increasingly
The employers we work with at STEM Women are forward-thinking and focussed on diversity and inclusion in STEM. Many are reviewing and refining their hiring processes to attract the top
As it’s National Careers Week (4th – 9th March), we’re focussing on the importance of work experience with some top tips for internships! Find out what our current intern, Orlaith,
What does the role of an Electrical Engineer involve? STEM Women spoke to Fiona, Group Senior Electrical Engineer at Enfinium, to find out all about her career journey, her insights
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
October 2024 marked a major milestone for STEM Women as we celebrated our 100th event! Since 2018, we have been hosting networking and careers events for STEM students and graduates.
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
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,
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
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
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
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
A new report released by the House of Commons has revealed that companies with a higher percentage of female leaders, outperform those dominated by men. The research states that women
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.
A recent study conducted by WISE has found that women in STEM jobs value career progression and shared values very highly in organisations they look to work for. The report
A report by The Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) has found that over the past 25 years, the gender pay gap has seen little change once the increases in women’s
The stats are in, and it’s official—STEM Women’s Autumn 2024 events were a huge success! Across 12 exciting locations in the UK and Europe, we saw 282 top-tier employers come
October 2024 marked a major milestone for STEM Women as we celebrated our 100th event! Since 2018, we have been hosting networking and careers events for STEM students and graduates.
The STEM Women team were delighted to return to the AAGE Conference in Melbourne last month. The AAGE (Australian Association of Graduate Employers) is the industry body representing organisations that
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.
The STEM Women team had a fantastic experience last month at the Institute of Student Employers (ISE) Student Recruitment Conference. The event brought the early careers community together to share
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
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
STEM Women are proud to be named Most Inclusive STEM Recruitment Company, and to receive the Inclusivity Champions Award at the SME News Northern Enterprise Awards. STEM Women is a
As we begin 2024, it’s time to take stock of the current situation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Whilst STEM-related industries continue to develop and grow at a
The STEM Women team were delighted to be able to attend the AAGE Conference in Sydney last month. The AAGE (Australian Association of Graduate Employers) is the industry body representing
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
We are delighted to announce that STEM Women has won a special award for Digital Diversity Initiative of the Year in the 2023 Digital Technology Leaders Awards, a prestigious event
The Institute of Science and Technology Austria – ISTA is looking for highly qualified candidates with Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees to apply for the PhD program. We offer fully-funded PhD
Results day 2025: What’s next? Launch your tech career with a QA apprenticeship Results day marks an exciting new chapter, and the perfect time to start thinking about your future.
Considering studying for a physiotherapy degree? It’s a dynamic, challenging, and fulfilling field. Senior Lecturers at London Met, Walaa Abu-Taleb and Isobel Davies, share their career experiences and offer advice
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
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
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
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 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
A new report released by the House of Commons has revealed that companies with a higher percentage of female leaders, outperform those dominated by men. The research states that women
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
A report by The Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) has found that over the past 25 years, the gender pay gap has seen little change once the increases in women’s
According to a new study, the perception that boys are more interested in STEM subjects like engineering and computer science begins as early as age six. The study carried out
In the UK and across the world cyber security is one of the fastest growing industries and shows no signs of slowing down. Every day cyber criminals are innovating and