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Stem careers for women

Welcome to the 12th year of INWED

Welcome to INWED 2025

Many of the challenges we face today will rely on people working in STEM, yet we're contending with a persistent skills gap

Comment: Early engagement is the key to bridging the skills gap

There are many career choices that do not get translated for young people

INWED 25 Q&A: Pure DC Chief Executive Dame Dawn Childs

The key differentiating factor in promoting female talent is the work environment created within a company

INWED 25 Q&A: Christina Martens, Development Engineer at H2FLY

Comment: A fairer future for chemical engineering

Survey findings highlight what female engineers would like to see the community doing more of to inspire more young women into the sector

Women in engineering unite for support and inspiration

Up to 50 per cent of technical women end up leaving the STEM workforce after just 5-7 years

Comment: Empowering women in engineering

Recruitment bias remains widespread and is getting worse

Comment: Supporting more women to return to engineering

Ciara is the only female engineer in the UK and Ireland working hands-on with high-end production printers like the varioPRINT iX

Q&A: Canon’s Ciara Fullam, Nicola Johnson and Kathryn Scott

Q&A: Georgie Molloy, lead technical specialist – materials, YASA

Kate Watson believes her industry is moving 'in the right way'

Video profile: Kate Watson, Executive Associate at Sutcliffe

Renishaw Renishaw is a global company with core skills in measurement, motion control, spectroscopy and precision machining

Profiles: Employee perspectives ahead of INWED24