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WE50
Top 50 Women in Engineering - 2020 awards will launch 8 March 2020
The Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50), founded by the Women's Engineering Society in 2016, is a UK awards event linked to International Women in Engineering Day: a global celebration of women in engineering that takes place on 23 June each year. The Top 50 Women in Engineering in 2020 theme will be officially revealed on International Women's Day on 8 March 2020.
The WE50 raises awareness of the skills shortage facing the industry, highlighting the huge discrepancy between the number of men vs. women currently in engineering professions. We aim to change perceptions, encouraging young women to consider engineering as a viable and rewarding career.
The WE50 raises awareness of the skills shortage facing the industry, highlighting the huge discrepancy between the number of men vs. women currently in engineering professions. We aim to change perceptions, encouraging young women to consider engineering as a viable and rewarding career.
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The 2019 WE50 Winners
Huge congratulations to the winners of the 2019 WE50. To see who was selected for the Top 50 Women in Engineering list in 2019, please visit the 2019 winners page.
The WE50 was revealed in a Guardian newspaper supplement published on Monday 24 June. The WE50 winners received their awards at the WES Afternoon Tea at the Royal Academy of Engineering on the same day. |
The 2019 WE50 award winners - 'Current and Former Apprentices'
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Previous WE50 Winners - for profiles of previous WE50 winners, please click on the images below.
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Dawn Childs
2016 WE50 winner |
Nicola Grahamslaw
2018 WE50 winner |
Prof. Karen Holford
2016 WE50 winner |
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WE50 awards have included:
2019 – Current and Former Apprentices 2018 – Returners and Transferrers 2017 – Under 35 2016 – The inaugural Top 50 Women in Engineering |
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Hints & tips on writing a great awards application
The Women's Engineering Society has an insightful guide compiled by our previous award judges on what makes a great winning entry. Visit the guide here |
International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) celebrates its seventh year in 2020. Held each year on 23 June the day is a global celebration of women in engineering. We encourage everyone to participate and think of ways to encourage the next generation of female engineers.
www.inwed.org.uk |
The Women's Engineering Society (WES) is a professional network of women engineers, scientists and technologists. Membership can expand your network, give you access to tools to improve your employability and help support other women in engineering professions.
www.wes.org.uk |
