Women in Engineering (WIE)
WIE is a program within the A. James Clark School of Engineering run by faculty, graduate and undergraduate students. It is dedicated to the recruitment and retention of women engineering students at the pre-college, undergraduate, and graduate levels.
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Undergraduate Resources
The SWE Career Center is the premier electronic recruitment resource for leading companies in the engineering and technology field
Women in Engineering: Scholarships, Statistics & Tips for Advancing
This guide provides detailed insights and resources on the following topics:
- List of Women in Engineering Scholarships (Including the SWE scholarship program)
- Women in Engineering Statistics
- Challenges Facing Women in Engineering
- Overview of 6 Famous Women Engineers
- Inspiring Quotes from Women in Engineering
- Tips for Advancing in the Engineering Field
- And much more!
Feel free to check out all the other online resources the guide provides here:
https://onlinemasters.ohio.edu/blog/women-in-engineering-scholarships-statistics/
- List of Women in Engineering Scholarships (Including the SWE scholarship program)
- Women in Engineering Statistics
- Challenges Facing Women in Engineering
- Overview of 6 Famous Women Engineers
- Inspiring Quotes from Women in Engineering
- Tips for Advancing in the Engineering Field
- And much more!
Feel free to check out all the other online resources the guide provides here:
https://onlinemasters.ohio.edu/blog/women-in-engineering-scholarships-statistics/
Changing the Curve: Women in Computing
This page lists some curated resources, toolkits, and organizations dedicated to helping women pursue and navigate computing careers in a male-centered workforce. Along with a short history of women in computing, the bottom of the page has resources linked for women, and women of color specifically.
https://ischoolonline.berkeley.edu/blog/women-computing-computer-science/
https://ischoolonline.berkeley.edu/blog/women-computing-computer-science/
A Guide for Women in STEM: Closing the Gender Pay Gap
The National Center for Women And Information Technology reports that only 26% of computer and mathematical jobs are held by women. The people at Master's in Data Science are committed to helping span this gap. They’ve put together a list of resources, scholarships, and women-centric STEM programs to spread awareness and resources.
https://www.mastersindatascience.org/resources/a-guide-for-women-in-stem-closing-the-gender-gap/
https://www.mastersindatascience.org/resources/a-guide-for-women-in-stem-closing-the-gender-gap/
