STEM Careers

STEM Careers


Mo Abusef
Mo Abusef
STEM Careers
Forget what you thought about STEM careers!
It’s more than coding and cramped offices. Some of the most impactful people are using their skills to tackle climate, social justice, and community change, and you can meet them at this event!
This is a chance to hear directly from women and non-binary STEM professionals who are building careers around social good. Whether it’s climate tech, healthcare innovation, or using data to fight inequality, these role models will share their journeys and their motivations.

So if you’re a young woman or non-binary person aged 15-25, come along to hear their stories, ask the questions you’ve been too nervous to ask, and connect with peers who care about impact as much as you do.

Details
Date: 21 Nov
Time:11:00 – 13:45
Location: online
What you’ll do
Meet the Panel – Professionals working in social impact STEM roles share their career stories and how they got there
Ask Anything  – Direct Q&A where you can ask the questions on your mind
Gain Networking Skills – Honest advice on how to actually talk to professionals that you can use throughout your career
Speed Network – Casual, low-pressure chats with panellists and peers in breakout rooms

Hear what others have to say
“I enjoyed talking to the role models and being able to experience their career paths” – Victoria

“I enjoyed being able to speak and ask questions to professionals” – Rahma

Click here to register

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