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This is the place where women in engineering and architecture thrive.
Did you know we were the first engineering department in the UK to be awarded an Athena Swan Gold Award ‘for excellence in advancing gender equality across higher education and research’? We still retain this important accreditation today and are proud to continue to champion women in engineering.
We want to encourage more girls and women to fulfil their potential, whether you’re interested in studying or working in engineering or architecture. We’ll support you whichever path you choose from undergraduate and postgraduate study to research, academia, technical services, administration and management.
We believe that diversity in engineering is a necessity, because diverse teams bring together different perspectives and approaches ensuring that solutions can be for the many, rather than a few.
The university also holds Athena Swan Institutional Gold Award status, the first time this has been achieved by a university since the Athena Swan programme was launched in 2005.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Head of the Mechanical and Aerospace Systems research group
Research Development Manager in the Engineering Research and Knowledge Exchange team
Research Fellow in the Optics and Photonics research group
Associate Professor in the Department of Foundation Engineering and Physical Sciences, and Programme Director of the Electro-Mechanical Engineer Degree Apprenticeship
Postgraduate research student in the Food, Water, Waste research group
Materials Characterisation Research Technician
Professor Rachel Gomes awarded an MBE for services to research and education.
Dr Kelly Vere awarded an MBE for services to championing the role of technicians in higher education and research institutions.
Professor Rachel Gomes named in the UK's top 50 women in engineering for sustainability.
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