2018 was a truly memorable year for STEM Women and it seems like a good time to reflect. We had previous experience in sourcing female students and working with employers but had never ran an event before. This was about to change, and we made the decision to hire out The Transport for London Mus...

The first ever Birmingham STEM Women Community Event took place on October 22nd and was a fantastic occasion! 20 employers met with over 190 students and every seat was taken for our keynote and employer speeches. We welcomed students from local universities. Our free coaches from the University ...

We were delighted to be announced as the winners of the 2018 Women in Tech Employer Awards! More informaiton about the awards can be found here: https://www.womenintech.co.uk/employer-awards

Our Spring events have drawn to a close for 2018 and we will be returning after the summer break for our Autumn events. Following the success of our February event, we ran two spring events were held at Bridgewater Hall in Manchester on June 6th and The British Museum in London on June 12th. The ...

Find The Candidates That Others Ignore One reason why employers fail to meet their gender targets is because they focus on a small pool of incredibly sought after female candidates. Each year companies find it harder to stand out from the crowd and when they do offer a candidate that impresses th...

Women are the third wave of change sweeping over the construction industry. Here, Mabey Group CEO Juliette Stacey explores how the accelerating pace of transformation in the industry means that time has arrived for women to succeed in the sector. There has never been a better time to be a woman w...

Our first Community Event, held at the London Transport Museum on the 20th February 2018, was a real success! The event attracted female students and graduates from the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) disciplines. Over 100 women from leading universities, including Imperia...

The General Picture The number of women graduating in core STEM subjects has grown from 22,020 in 2015/2016 to 22 340 in 2016/2017. However, due to more rapid growth in the number of men graduating in these subject areas, the percentage of graduates who are women has dropped from 25% to 24%. Iden...

Roma grew up in Ithaca and Mumbai and moved to London to complete her A-Levels in Design and Technology, Physics, Maths and Further Maths at North London Collegiate School. In 2004 she gained a BA in physics from the University of Oxford, and in 2005 an MSc in Structural Engineering from Imperial...

We really enjoyed attending this years' Student Recruitment Showcase 2018! It was an oppourtunity to see up to date market trends, hear the latest thinking in student recruitment and meet with even more inspirational employers.