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The Women's Engineering Society is delighted to announce the winner of the Karen Burt Award 2018 as the candidate nominated by the Institution of Fire Engineers: Susan Deeny of Ove Arup & Partners.

43 undergraduate engineers join second cohort, 40% of whom are female

The Dyson Institute has one of the most competitive engineering degree courses in the UK in 2018

Alongside their studies they develop real products from day one, earn a salary, and pay no tuition fees

WES appoints Elizabeth Donnelly as CEO in the approach to its centenary year

By becoming a Company Partner with WES, HICSE hopes to demonstrate its commitment to its female employees and to the WES vision of a better and more diverse world.

BAE Systems Maritime is piloting a national scheme that helps scientists and engineers return to work.

UK energy generation company Uniper has recently become a partner of a national organisation that seeks to offer inspiration, support and professional development to women in the engineering sector.

The UK National Commission for UNESCO is delighted to announce a great opportunity to be part of the Reviewer Team for the Newton Prize 2018

We are excited to announce that on 28 June, the Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Women in Transport, Ruth Cadbury MP, will host a reception to celebrate women in the sector and consider how we inspire the next generation during the Year of Engineering.

The Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers (IGEM), the professional engineering institution for the gas industry, has launched a new programme of scholarships, grants and awards to support young engineers in their pursuit of gas careers.