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Celebrating Women in Engineering
24 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Greater London Region Professional Engineering Institutions Location: IET, Savoy Place, London An evening event for young professionals with talks given by keynote speakers followed by drinks reception and networking session. The general theme is in line with the celebrations of the WES centenary "Celebrating the past, transform the future" with a special focus on Diversity. The main talk will be a panel discussion where each guest speaker will give a short presentation around the topic "how diversity will transform Future Leadership". The panel moderator will facilitate with discussion and engage on a Q&A session with the audience. After the talks the event will continue on the rooftop terrace of the IET where engineering projects will be showcased and attendees will have the opportunity network and meet our sponsors. Booking is required and spaces are limited. Booking will be available via their Eventbrite page, which is to be confirmed. For further info, please contact Event Organisers: Elena Bonezzi and Martina Capecchi - shecanengineer@gmail.com Celebration of Women in Engineering
27 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: IMechE, ICE, IET, IChemE, SMEA, RAeS, IStructE Location: Cutlers' Hall, Sheffield Coinciding with the Celebration of 100 years of the Women's Engineering Society (WES); this event presents a showcase of speeches by highly achieved female engineers reflecting on their experiences and career paths. With guest speakers and the opportunity to network, attendees can meet shining examples of the regiona's female engineers from a variety of levels, experiences and industries and celebrate their successes and achievements. The event is aimed at all people in engineering and related industries to spread the awareness of women in engineering efforts as well as current and future female engineers to showcase past achievements and to inspire future engineers. Booking is required. Please visit the website . For more info, please contact event organiser; Nicky Baxter- 0113 3910537 / for email contact, follow booking link. Current Engineering Lecture Series - Designing for Inclusive Engineering, Dawn Bonfield MBE.
June 20 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: IMechE Leicester Young Members’ Committee Location: Sir David Davies Building,Loughborough University Dawn Bonfield is a Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor of Inclusive Engineering at Aston University, and Founder & Director of Towards Vision, a Company which aims to work towards a vision of diversity and inclusion in engineering. She is Past President and former Chief Executive of the Women's Engineering Society (WES), and in 2018 is an Ambassador for the Year of Engineering, promoting engineering careers through a roadshow aimed at meeting parents. Whilst at WES in 2014 Dawn was the founder of National Women in Engineering Day (now International Women in Engineering Day) and in 2015 established the inaugural 50 Women in Engineering List with the Daily Telegraph. Dawn received an MBE in 2016 for 'Services to the promotion of diversity in engineering'. In 2015 Dawn won a WISE Award and an Association Congress Award for the INWED campaign, and in 2016 she won the SEMTA award for Diversity in Engineering. In 2016 she was a finalist in the GEDC Airbus Global Diversity Award, and in 2017 she won the Women's Business Council STEM 'Starting Out' award. Booking is required. For more info, please see event website Engineering Health & Wellbeing Evening
02 May 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Institution of Civil Engineers Location: Peter Brett Associates, Kent An evening of relaxation with a beauty and therapy session, a talk from a local student about her trip to Nepal and a chance to network/socialise with other women in engineering. Booking is required. Please visit the website and download the consultation form. For more info, please contact Susan Hawkes- susan.wilby@btinternet.com Engineering Imagination
02 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: The University of Sheffield Location: Sheffield Winter Gardens, Surrey Street. A free event with various interactive exhibits designed to encourage children to think about how engineering and science affect the world around them. The event is aimed at children of all genders aged between 4 and 11. Booking is not required. For further info, please contact; Anne Hayes- engineering.edi@sheffield.ac.uk Electrifying Women: Understanding the Long History of Women in Engineering
05 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Science Museum Location: Queens Gate, London This event looks at how the First World War created new opportunities for women to participate,as did the exciting new technologies of electrical power and lighting a whole generation earlier. There will be an opportunity for questions and discussion of how understanding the Women's Engineering Society's first hundred years might help to diversify recruitment to engineering today. Booking is required. Please visit the website. For more info, please contact; Graeme Gooday - g.j.n.gooday@leeds.ac.uk Ceryl Evans - ceryl.evans@wes.org.uk Family Fun & Educational Day
23 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: The Shuttleworth Collection Location: Old Warden Aerodrome, Biggleswade The Shuttleworth Collection will be hosting an activity driven family fun and educational day to inspire and engage children. On the day, we'll have a spread of exhibitors throughout the hangars, with participants located next to exhibits on a Magnificent Women trail, offering key insights into the myriad of exciting opportunities available to women in engineering and running fun activities and demonstrations to introduce children to the world of engineering. In addition, we'll have Mark Rutherford School's exciting planetarium (required booking,) a science themed escape room, robots & more! With the support of local, national & international companies as well as The Smallpiece Trust & Villiers Park Educational Trust, the day will be an incredibly fun and educational day out! This year's event will be targeted at families and children 8 to 13 years old but the event is open to all. Booking is required: Available at Eventbrite website, simply search for Family Fun & Educational Day- INWED19 For more info contact the organiser; Track Jakins, STEM Co-ordinator : 01234 290200 / learning@shuttleworth.org FM Global INWED19 Celebration Event
20 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: FM Global Location: The Leadenhall Building, London Following the success of last years event, FM Global is organising a seminar on 20th June 2019 to celebrate International Women in Engineering Day. The seminar will focus on how we can take an active role in helping our organizations to build an inclusive workplace. Booking is required. For more info, please contact Event Organiser: Vandera Padua - vandira.padua@fmglobal.com Gender Parity in Engineering
21 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: The Institution of Engineering & Technology Location: Birmingham Conference & Events Centre Join us for the third edition of this annual conference which looks at solutions to employing women in engineering and encouraging girls to consider STEM subjects. It is aimed at employers and other key stakeholders who are critical to implementing change and creating gender parity, The conference follows on from the successful #9PercentIsNotEnough Conference (2017) and the women Engineering Conference (2018) and is proud to be associated once again with the International Women in Engineering Day (Sunday, 23 June). The conference is aimed at anyone within an organisation, who is responsible for the recruitment, retention and development of women in STEM. Booking is required. Visit the website and register. For more info, please contact: Amy Wilson- amywilson@theiet.org / 01438 211453. ICE Wales Cymru Family & Friends Day 2019
23 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: ICE Wales Cymru Location: Mountain View Ranch, Cardiff This event will feature the famous 15m long #ICEBridgetoSchools model of the Second Severn crossing along with a number of engineering related games. There is also an ICE Invisible Superhero's themed trail which utilises Wales' only officially licensed Gruffalo Trail! Please ensure you book online as you will be asked to pay the full admission fee if you are not on the guest list. Website For more info, please contact; Graham Coombs- graham.coombs@ice.org.uk INWED 2019 - Career Event in EDC
13 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Turnbull High School and Tony Gee & Partners LLP Location: Turnbull High School, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow The format of the day will be similar to last year with guest speaker, a careers caroulsel and workshops. We are hoping for female engineers from lots of backgrounds to be available to talk to and work with the pupils on some activities, and we will also be providing some more general careers advice about options beyond school. We are aiming to target girls who have just completed S1 in the hope that we spark interest before they make subject choices and are still open to all careers options. For more info please contact the Event Organiser: Jane Evans : jane.evans@tonygee.com / 07741902245 Menai Bridges Open Day
23 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Institution of Civil Engineers Wales Cymru Location: Thomas Telford Centre, Menai Bridge Guided tours of the Menai Bridges Booking is required. Contact- felicity.white@ice.org.uk Event website SDC Women into Engineering Day - Space to Grow
21 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: South Devon College Location: Paignton South Devon College are hosting an exciting event to celebrate 'International Women in Engineering Day' with a carousel of STEM events such as Traffic Light Simulation (PLC's), Cyber Security, Big Trak coding and much more! The event is designed to inspire and engage young women into pursuing a life changing career within Engineering, Computing, Science and Digital Media. The event is primarily focusing on year 9 & 10's, however students in other year groups will be considered to be included. Booking is required. For more information, please contact: Charlotte Bounsall- charlottebounsall@southdevon.ac.uk / 01803 540809 STEM the gap - Changing the Perception of Engineering
27 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: MTC Location: Advances Manufacturing Training Centre, Coventry The day will consist of talks, interactive workshops and panel discussions, addressing diversity and inclusion within the engineering community, bridging the gap in STEM at schools, how STEM is perceived through the media, and career and family balance through discussions about shared parental leave and working parents. Breakfast will be provided to give opportunity to network with high profile speakers and attendees. There will also be the opportunity to visit the MTC facilities and its state-of-the-art workshop. Booking is required. Please book via the Eventbrite page. For more information, please visit the website or contact Event Organisers; Claire Battersby - claire.battersby@the-mtc.org Melanie Bombardiere - melanie.bombardiere@the-mtc.org Tideway-East CVB - Brownie & Guides
19 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: CVB Tideway- East Location: Tideway East Visitor Centre, Chambers Wharf Carousel of activities relating to STEM & Engineering. The event is aimed at Brownies (ages 7- 10) & Guides, Rangers & Young Leaders (ages 10-18), with Brownie & Guide Leaders. Booking is required. For more information please contact the organiser; June.Saunders@tideway-east.london / 07753573130 Transform the Future
26 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Gloucestershire STEM Network, EIT and the University of Gloucestershire Location: Elwes Building, University of Gloucestershire The evening will offer the opportunity to network with fellow professionals from the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields form across the county, hear from a selection of speakers discussing their experiences of addressing challenges in cutting-edge engineering and technology sectors, and engage with our panel during a Q&A session. The event is aimed at STEM Professionals, STEM teachers and students, STEM returners, STEM women and STEM underrepresented groups. Booking is required. Please go to website. For more info, please contact the Event Organiser Rebekka Bishop - rebekka@rebekkabishop.com / 07816 042110 'Transform the Future' STEM Competition
21 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Greater London Region Professional Engineering Institutions (IMechE, IChemE, ICE, RAeS, CIBSE, IStructE) INWED 2019 committee Location: IMechE, 1 Birdcage Walk, London A full programme of competitive activities for Year 9 and 10 students, centred around STEM and various exciting fields of engineering. Schools are invited to select and send a single teacher and a team of 6No. students (which may be mixed). The event is entirely free of charge, however places are limited. The event is aimed at student in year 9-10. Booking is required. Please see Eventbrite. For more info, please contact event organisers: Diego De Armas or Celine Dischamps - shecanengineer+future@gmail.com 'Transform the Future' STEM Webinar Debate
21 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Greater London Region Professional Engineering Institutions (IMechE, IChemE, ICE, RAeS, CIBSE, IStructE) INWED 2019 committee Location: Webinar. Want to learn about what engineers do and how they contribute to the woprld we live in? Tune in online as our amazing panel of engineers debate the following question: 'Fast forward 100 years, which engineering industry will have had the biggest impact on society and how?' Panel debate between inspiring professionals from varied engineering backgrounds. Booking is required, Please visit Eventbrite. For more info, please contact Event Organisers: Diego De Armas or Celine Dischamps - shecanengineer+future@gmail.com Transforming the Future
20 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: University of Bath Location: University of Bath To celebrate INWED 2019, WESBath are inviting the South West's women in engineering for a networking event with the theme of Transforming the Future! The event aims to bring together engineers from industry and academia to share how their work is contributing to the transformation of the future. This will include a video presentation from the University of Bath, 3 keynote speakers and a chance to network. Booking is required. Please book through eventbrite. For more info, please contact Event Organiser WESBath committee, University of Bath - wesbath@bath.ac.uk Unveiling Blue Plaque to Hilda Lyon
27 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Yorkshire and Humber Association of Civic Societies Location: Market Weighton Town Hall. Market Weighton Civic Society to commemorate aeronautics pioneer Hilda M Lyon with Blue Plaque honour. Hilda Margaret Lyon MA, MSc, AFRAeS was a gifted mathematician and engineer who helped design the ill-fated R101 airship, a rival to the Howden-built R100. Hilda was the first woman to receive the Royal Aeronautical Society’s R38 Memorial Prize. The unveiling will be held at Market Weighton Town Hall at 3pm on Thursday, June 27 and it will be performed by the Lord Lieutenant for the East Riding of Yorkshire, The Hon Dame Susan Cunliffe-Lister, DCVO. Also attending will be engineering historian Dr Nina Baker, who runs the Women in Engineering History Blog and has been a prime mover in the campaign to have Hilda recognised with a Blue Plaque. Booking is not required. For more information, please visit the website. Women: support women to achieve their potential as engineers, applied Scientists and leaders and to reward excellence.
Education: Encourage and promote the education and study and application of engineering. Sustainability: work with organisations and influencers to promote gender diversity and equality in the workplace and sustain the historic legacy and future effectiveness of the Women's Engineering Society. 25 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: IStructE & ICE Location: Cardiff International Women in Engineering day is an international awareness campaign to raise the profile of women within the engineering professions and to highlight the opportunities that STEM careers can offer. For 2019 ICE and IStructE invite you to join them in an evening to hear from local professional women (Civil, Structural Engineers and others) on their career journey and their take on the future. Each of the panel speakers will give a short presentation charting her journey and experience within the industry. A Q&A and networking opportunities will follow. Refreshments will be provided at 5:30pm prior to the start of presentations at 6:00pm. Booking is required. For more info, please contact - Keith Jones - keith.jones@ice.org.uk Sam McCourt - sam.mccourt@curtins.com Women in Engineering
27 June 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: Jaguar Land Rover Location: Education Business Partnership Centre, Wolverhampton Students will have the opportunity to work with senior female staff from within the business to explore their roles and career paths. Through the day they will look at how their own skills can be applied and developed to engineering careers and the opportunities that this will present - allowing us to challenge to challenge and change perceptions of the role of women in engineering and encourage young women to consider engineering and manufacturing professions and their progression routes. Ideal event for all ages. Booking is required. To book contact: Claire Scott-Jarvis / 019020315257 Women in RACHP- Career Development Day 2019
21 June 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: Institute of Refrigeration Location: Dudley College of Technology, Dudley DY1 4AD The IOR women in RACHP Network will be holding a training day to celebrate the 2019 International Women in Engineering Day. The day will be a mix of personal development and practical hands on experience. The morning session is a beginners guide to service and maintenance of air conditioning equipment. Those attending will gain a better understanding of the importance of servicing and maintaining equipment and also the role of a service engineer. This is a practical session for both technical and non-technical staff. The afternoon workshop will look at ways to change your thinking and improve confidence when dealing with difficult and awkward situations. Places will be limited and delegates will recieve a CPD certificate on completing the course. The day is open to anyone working in, or who has an interest in, the refrigeration air conditioning and heat pump sector. Booking is required. Link here. Women in ITS (UK) Forum Meeting
24 June 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: ITS (UK) Location: The Mailbox Wharfside St, Birmingham The Women in ITS Forum will meet on 24th June 2019. This is the first physical meeting in almost 2 years & promises to be an exciting event! Leadership & development will be the main focal points & a high profile speaker from Highways England is expected to lead the discussion, Event is aimed at women in leadership, however it is open to all. Booking is required- click here for tickets. Event organiser- Rukshan Soysa- rsoysa@its-uk.org.uk Women 4.0 Celebrating the women making the fourth Industrial Revolution
20 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Barclay Eagle Labs Location: Bournemouth EagleLab A showcase to celebrate women in engineering and inspire others to consider careers in emerging technologies. This event is for anyone interested in emerging technologies and career education. Booking required - visit website Event Organiser: Sharon Jones - Email / 07881318485 Closed to the Public- Girls into Science and Engineering
18 June 2019 This event is not open to the public Organisation: University of Northampton Location: Waterside Campus, Northampton A fun packed day of workshops, hands-on quick fire activities with an inspirational speaker to immerse the girls into all things science, technology, engineering, arts and maths. The event is aimed at girls in Northamptonshire schools aged 10-15 and who are likel;y to be from a widening participation background. Booking required. This event is now full. For more info, please contact event organiser; Linda Davis-Sinclair - linda.davis-sinclair@northampton.ac.uk Ford INWED
21 June 2019 This event is not open to the public Organisation: Ford Motor Company Location: Dunton Technical Centre, SS15 6EE Welcoming approximately 100 local year 9 students to Ford's R&D Centre for a fun day of activities which we help them to answer the question- what is engineering? Through activities, tours and discussion. Booking is required, For more info, please contact Nicola Barrett - finwed@ford.com Inspire Engineering
21- 24 June 2019 This event is not open to the public Organisation: London Transport Museum Location: London Transport Museum Depot Let our skilled facilitators inspire your pupils with enquiry-based activities, stories from practising engineers & our iconic collection, The Key Stage 3 Inspire Engineering Day includes; - Interviews with inspiring engineers - Participation in our exciting hands-on 'Braking Eggsperiment' - Exploration of the engineering wonders at the London Transport Museum Depot This session is CREST accredited by the British Science Association. All participating students receive a CREST Discovery Award at the end of the day. Our Inspire Engineering Days are aimed at Key Stage 3 classes. We have reserved the Inspire Engineering sessions closest to INWED (21st & 24th June) for girls only Year 7-9 school groups. Booking required. To book visit events page- here Event organiser- Inspire.Engineering@ltmuseum.co.uk INWED Apprenticeship Careers Events
20 June 2019 10:00 - 13:00 The event is not open to the public Location: Tyco Park, Manchester Organisation: Johnson Controls Johnson Controls are proud to support the Women's Engineering Society's INWED 2019 campaign. The theme of this year's day is 'Transform the Future,' and at Johnson Controls we look to build and design the building and infrastructure of tomorrow. In order to do this we understand the importance of our apprenticeship programmes, so that we have the engineers of tomorrow to undertake this work. Tomorrow needs women engineers. In a relaxed environment, over a cup of tea/coffee you will have the opportunity to: - Meet with current women engineering apprentices, as well as with experienced women engineers who can tell you about their story with Johnson controls. - Learn about our apprenticeship opportunities, and how these could develop into further careers with us - Get to see how a range of our products and solutions work, so you can see what being an Engineering Apprentice with Johnson Controls looks like - Have the opportunity to gain early access to our Work Experience and Apprenticeship roles. The event is focused towards women studying at Level 2/3 in a STEM or IT focused subject, so they can find out more about the Apprenticeship Programmes at Johnson Controls. Booking is required. Limited spaces. Please contact Victoria Douglas to secure your place. Victoria.elliott-ext@jci.com INWED19 - Girls in Engineering!
20 June 2019 09:00-15:00 The event is not open to the public. Location: Royal Wootton Bassett Academy, Swindon Organisation: Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. We will be using selfie cards & engineers from local industry to speak with our girls about careers in engineering. We have a Twitter & Instagram accounts @RWBA_DT where we will share inspiring women, quotes from students etc! The event is aimed at girls in year 10-12 studying Engineering. Booking is not required. Event Organiser is Stephanie Payne based at Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. INWED 2019- Afternoon Tea, Outreach & Networking
19 June 2019 15:30- 17:30 The event is not open to the public Location: Keble College, Oxford Organisation: Department of Engineering Science An afternoon tea and networking event at Keble College for our researchers and academics identifying as female, with keynote speakers Dr Jessica Wade, British physicist and early career researcher in the Blackett Laboratory at Imperial College London, and Professor Anne Trefethen, Pro- Vice Chancellor for Academic Resources & Information Systems, University of Oxford. Event is aimed at academics and researchers identifying at female, secondary school students. Booking is required: outreach@eng.ox.ac.uk For more info, please contact the Events Organiser: Victoria Green: victoria.green@eng.ox.ac.uk National Grid INWED Event
18 June 2019 The event is not open to the public Organisation: National Grid Location: National Grid House, Warwick National Grid are teaming up with their local insitutes to host an event to help transform the future by Supporting Engineers to become professionally registered and give careers advice. We will also celebrate the present by awarding National Grid's 2019's Female Engineer of the Year. Booking is not required. For more info, please contact Event Organisers; Kirsty McDermott - kirsty.mcdermott@nationalgrid.com / 07920 233081 Helen Jenkins - helen.jenkins1@nationalgrid.com / 07813 359707 NSIRC 2019 Annual Conference
2-3 July 2019 This event is not open to the public Organisation: National Structual Integrity Research Centre (NSIRC) Location: Granta Centre, TWI Ltd, Cambridge Now in it's fith year, the conference acts as an exhibition of the world-leading engineering research being produced by our PhD students. Topics presented include Composites, NDT, Additive Manufacturing, Automated Welding and Autonomous Inspection, amongst others. This year's keynote speakers are; - Khadija Al Daghar, Vice President Research & Technology Dept, ADNOC - Elizabeth Donnelly, Chief Executive Officer, Women's Engineering Society (WES) - Alasdair Coates, Chief Executive Officer, Engineering Council Past attendees have included TWI industrial partners & members such as BP, Boeing, Lloyd's Register Foundation & Rolls Royce, alongside representatives from our academic partners, which include top UK universities such as the University of Cambridge. SPACE2B 'The Power of Role Models'
18 June 2019 This event is not open to the public Organisation: MBDA Location: Lostock Lane Lostock, Bolton An ispirational and engaging event focused on what roles models are and the benefits of having them. Screening of TED Talk videos demonstrating who role models are and why they are inspiring. Activity 1: 'Personal Boardrooms' and discussions about personal role models and why. Activity 2: 'Acting as a Role Model' an afternoon looking at how we can be role models without even knowing. How actions can affect others and company values. Also, ways we can become role models through STEM, mentoring and coaching at MBDA and what opportunities are on offer at MBDA to bvecome a role model to someone. This event is aimed at internal female employees looking for inspiration and the opportunity to network and query guest speakers. Women who want 'their voice' to be heard and feel part of an inclusive network that provides encouragement and support to reach their true potential. Booking is required. This is via the Internal Intranet Registration. For more info, please contact Event Organisers; Claire Kenna - claire.kenna@mbda-systems.com / 01438 752917 Helen Wood - helen.wood@mbda-systems.com / 01204 473915 STEM Girls Primary Schools Festival
29 April- 10 May 2019 This event is not open to the public Location: Gloucestershire & Worcestershire Organisation: Gloucestershire Learning Alliance We are providing a series of workshops & presentations from industry & education to inspire boys & girls- the emphasis on inspiring girls to consider their future with STEM subjects and the world of work. Any one who is able to support or join us is very welcome. Event is aimed at children ages 5-11 yrs old, with a final power vehicle challenge for selected girls. For more information, please contact the events organiser: Liam Hinkley- lhinkley@longfordpark.org.uk / 01452 347868 The Royal Academy of Engineering INWED Leadership Lunch
17 June 2019 This event is not open to the public Location: Prince Philip House, London Organisation: RAEng Barriers to women advancing in their careers, or following a particular career path, can include a lack of diverse and visible role models, as well as a shortage of professional networks to help them. As part of INWED19 the Royal Academy of Engineering is hosting a special lunch where attendees can share their progressive ideas. This is the perfect opportunity for the next generation of engineers to network with senior industry leaders, providing a platform to share advice, experiences & encourage participation from both sides. For more information, please contact: Lucy Webb- lucy.webb@raeng.org.uk Watson-Marlow Celebrates International Women in Engineering Day
21 June 2019 This event is not open to the public This year, on Friday 21st June, on behalf of Spirax-Sarco Engineering plc, we will be hosting a day of celebrations in partnership with Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. During the course of the day, we will be welcoming local school children for practical activities. We will then host a community networking event where prominent industry speakers will share their professional career history and how their roles are transforming the future. During the lead up to the day, we are running an online campaign filled with profiles and interviews to showcase the amazing work women are doing at Watson-Marlow to hopefully inspire others. You can see this content on Twitter @WMFTG_news, Linkedin, YouTube and Facebook at Watson-Marlow fluid technology group. The morning event is aimed at Primary School children and the afternoon event is aimed at industry professionals and anyone interested in STEM careers. Booking is required. If you are interested in the afternoon event please contact via email For more info, please contact the event organiser; Chloe Shanyinde - INWED2019@wmftg.com. Women in Engineering and Aviation Day
21 June 2019 The event is not open to the public Organisation: Emirates Aviation Experience Location: Edmund Halley, London Join us here at the Emirates Aviation Experience as we celebrate Women in Aviation and Engineering Day with Rolls Royce. You will have the chance to talk to professional female Rolls-Royce engineers, learn about career opportunities for women in engineering and aviation and take to the skies in our state of the art flight simulators. These sessions are aimed at KS2 Year 6 school groups and upwards. Booking is required. To book your 2 hour slot to this event: please call 0203 440 7022 or email us at education@aviation-experience.com with your name school name and class size. This event is £3.00 per pupil plus £60.00 additional flight simulators fee per group of 16. For more info, please contact event organiser - Rebecca Hussein - Education Officer - education@aviation-experience.com Women in Engineering - Inspiring the Next Generation
20 June 2019 This event is not open to the public Location: Linton Village College Organisation: Connect Education and Business Inspiring talks from women engineers and a market place with engineering activities and companies showing what the students' futures could be. Event is aimed at female students, year 9 and above, from schools in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, Bedfordshire, Luton, Suffolk & Norfolk. Booking is necessary. The event is currently oversubscribed. For more information, please contact the events organiser: Morag Hellen - morag.hellen@connecteb.co.uk/ 01473 740219 |
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Let's Expand Our Professional Network
19 June 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: Engineers & Geoscientists BC Location: Vancouver, Canada Let's celebrate International Women in Engineering Day! Join the Women in Engineering & Geoscience Division and connect over light refreshments and snacks. The networking event will be hosted right after the 'Own your Career' seminar. Attendees have the option to add this even as an end to the seminar or to solely attend this portion separately. The event is aimed at Women in Engineering & Geoscience in the Lower Mainland, BC, Canada. Booking is required. For more info please contact the organiser; Emma Talbott: etalbott@egbc.ca Event Website Jornada tecnica: Mujeres que transforman el future
19 June 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: Vectio Location: Madrid, Spain In this event four women leaders in their sector (Architecturem Engineering & Concessions) will present case studies that boost their careers and in which the female point of view was a key element for the project success. Everything told from a technical point of view. In the middle and the end of the event the attendants will have the opportunity to join the networking to change impressions about future market opportunities. The event is aimed at professionals in the engineering, retail, concessions & architecture sectors. Also for those professionals who are part of the Public Authorities. Booking is required. Visit the website - download & complete the events form. Send to info@vectio.com For more info contact the organiser; Tamara Vina- Tamara.vina@vectio.com Own Your Career
19 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Engineers & Geoscientists BC Location; Vancouver, Canada Lead with conviction and negotiate with intent. Join women in industry for a day of knowledge and action so you can own your career. During this day of professional development, you will have the opportunity to listen to experts and gain valuable tools to drive your career to the next level. Whether you are an aspiring engineering, early career explorer or mid-career professional, use this day to network with other colleagues in industry, find your leadership presence and lead your career. Booking is required. For more info please contact the organiser; Emma Talbott: etalbott@egbc.ca Event Website Path to Professional Licensure
17 June 2019 This event is open to the public Organisation: Engineers & Geoscientists BC Location: Online Webinar / Vancouver, Canada This webinar is intended for individuals who are planning to apply for their professional engineer (P.Eng.) or professional geoscientist (P.Geo) designation in the province of British Columbia in Canada. Times are in RST. The event is aimed at: - Members-in-training (EITs/GITs) - Experienced individuals - Human resources professionals in engineering companies. Booking is required. For more info please contact the organiser; Emma Talbott: etalbott@egbc.ca Event Website StrongWomen Science at Cork Carnival of Science
22-23 June 2019 The event is open to the public Organisation: Circus250/Lifetime Lab/Cork Midsummer Festival Location: Fitzgerald Park, Cork StrongWomen Science is a brand new show starring two women scientists turned circus performers. Ever wanted to know how you balance a char on your chin, if you can juggle liquid, or how circus performers eat fire? StrongWomen Aoife and Maria reveal the scientific secrets behind their astounding tricks. In a fun, lively and fast-paced family circus performance, find out how jugglers, acrobats and hula hoop artists use science to create their amazing acts. StrongWomen Science seeks to promote enquiry, failure, inventiveness and accessibility in Science, making it open to all, in particular, young women and girls. Because when circus meets science, anything is possible. Booking is not required. For more information, please contact Event Organiser via email. Closed to the Public-
Glasgow University FemEng in Rwanda
June- July 2019 The event is not open to the public Organisation: University of Glasgow FemEng Location: Rwanda FemEng in Rwanda is a pioneering student project led by a group of 8 female engineers from University of Glasgow, in collaboration with the University of Rwanda. The project aims to encourage more young people in Rwanda into a career in STEM, especially inspiring young women to apply to university. The Glasgow team travel to Rwanda for 4 weeks between June/July in order to deliver STEM workshops to the local community in Kigali & the surrounding area. These workshops range from Biomedical sound & light diagnostics to Drone technology and basic thermodynamics. The Glasgow team also hold CV workshops, helping the Rwanda team to develop skills that will help them in the job application process, as well as supporting & visiting Zipline- a company that uses drones to deliver blood to hospitals in Rwanda and Skat & Stawtech - both sustainable housing solutions in Rwanda. For more info please contact the Event Organiser; Morgan Rodgers - femendrwanda@gmail.com STEM Build Malawi
This event is closed to the public. Organisation: STEM Build Malawi Location: Malawi In May 2019, we’re launching our first ever STEM Build Malawi - Women’s Engineering Expedition to Malawi. A combined group in STEM from UK and around Asia Pacific will spend two weeks building a new STEM classroom block for Rainbow Hope Secondary School on shores of Lake Malawi. During our expedition we will be spending time with students, hoping to enthuse them with STEM. We want to raise money to purchase Science and IT equipment to furnish the schools new STEM classroom in Malawi. For more information or to follow updates on progress, please visit the Crowdfunder page. Structural Engineer Job Shadowing
The event is closed to the public Organisation: Openworkstudio Location: Malta The 'Structural Engineer Job Shadow' event is closed group setting, inviting 3 secondary school students to join the Openworkstudio partner, Architect and Structural Engineers, Greta Caruana Smith. They will be introduced to what involves being an engineer and architect, be shown a day in the life of a woman in this field. discuss the expectations and perks and how they could become one. Booking is not required. Fore more info, please contact: Marisabelle Grech - marisabelle@ows.com.mt |
