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Woman Thinking

Meet a woman in STEM

One of the reasons girls do not consider careers in STEM is because there are not enough visible role models.

Here we showcase STEMAZING women doing a variety of totally accessible, interesting and rewarding STEM jobs.

💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Eva Hodge | Sponsored by Heathrow.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Zainab Aliakbar | Sponsored by Optos.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Ese Urhiafe | Sponsored by the IMechE.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Libby Doswell | Sponsored by GHD.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Minahil Khan | Sponsored by STEMAZING.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Wiktoria Filipowicz | Sponsored by Everoze.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Shalini Nakkasunchi | Sponsored by Northern Gas Networks.

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Caoimhe McLaughlin | Sponsored by Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).

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💜 STEMAZING Inspiration Academy Round 11 | Faith Ojeabulu | Sponsored by Northumbrian Water Group.

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This is why we need more visible 'Women in STEM' role models - see our survey results below.

Girl Gazing

Girls into Engineering Survey

We ran an anonymous survey for young people that identify as female in Year 9 - Year 13 to get their views on STEM.

The results are enlightening! It shows we still have a long way to go to encourage more girls into engineering to address the gender imbalance problem in this sector. Raising awareness and understanding of what engineering is in schools is key, as is making women in engineering role models more visible. You can't be what you can't see!

Have a look at our results below!

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