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Engineering Diversity

 
  • 25Jun

    UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE SENIOR GENDER  EQUALITY NETWORK AND WOMEN’S STAFF NETWORK PRESENT:

    UNCOVERING THE GLASS CLIFF: EXAMINING THE PRECARIOUSNESS OF WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP POSITIONS

  • 25Jun

    This workshop is intended for postgraduate students who are between 6-12 months from submission. It is designed to equip participants with skills to finish their PhD successfully and move on to the next stage of their careers with a deeper understanding of their own career goals. It also aims to provide participants with the ability to clearly articulate their potential contribution to prospective employers.

  • 10Jun

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  • 05Jun

    WiSETI Seminar on 'Cake and Careers'

    Talks for women pursuing a career in science - aimed at PhD students and Postdocs.

    The seminar will include speakers from academia and industry.

    There will be cake provided.

  • 05Jun

    Wednesday 5 June 2013

    1pm until 2pm

    Boardroom, Baker Building, Department of Engineering,

     

    ‘Early Career Development for Research Staff’

     

    A talk by Dr Shery Huang

     

  • 30May

    Description: 
    Managing a project, such as your research project, is a key skill in being an effective researcher. Yet project management is often poorly understood, which in turn can lead to projects running out of time and money and overworking people.

  • 30May

    PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY IN ORGANIZATIONS: Importance and best practices

    Thursday, 30th May 2013, Richard Eden Suite (West Court), Clare Hall, Cambridge

    EVENT DETAILS:
    Aimed at current and future managers and those involved with Gender Equality Schemes

  • 23May

    Description: 
    Managing a project, such as your research project, is a key skill in being an effective researcher. Yet project management is often poorly understood, which in turn can lead to projects running out of time and money and overworking people.

  • 13May

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  • 30Apr

    Description: 
    Managing a project, such as your research project, is a key skill in being an effective researcher. Yet project management is often poorly understood, which in turn can lead to projects running out of time and money and overworking people.