Every year, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science highlights the contributions that women have made to scientific progress. It also promotes greater representation in academia and research – and encourages the next generation to pursue careers in STEM.
Here you can read about the experiences of some of our students and researchers.
ARU graduate Uzma reflects on her path into engineering, and her commitment to empower the next generation of women in STEM.
Professor Sarinova Simanjuntak shares her journey, from an early fascination with how things work to championing equity in engineering.
From childhood inspiration to scientific innovation: a journey through eye research
We’ve received a silver Athena Awan award in acknowledgement of our sustained progress in advancing gender equity.
At ARU, female engineering students can benefit from professional mentoring and networking opportunities.
Our free event for school students will explore the different roles and opportunities linked to a career in technology.
