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As the built environment tussles with a skills shortage, questions have again been asked about what the sector is doing to boost the number of women

A British Gas engineer – and former Burnley FC footballer – has spoken to the Lancashire Telegraph to encourage more women and girls to…

James Dyson has issued a call for more women and young girls to consider a career in engineering, on International Women in Engineering Day.

On International Women in Engineering Day, Rolls-Royce, one of the worlds leading industrial technology companies, announced the launch of the third edition of its "Unnati Scholarship Programme for Women Engineering Students", in ...

On International Women in Engineering Day, Rolls-Royce, one of the worlds leading industrial technology companies, announced the launch of the third edition of its "Unnati Scholarship Programme for Women Engineering Students".

But why is it important to increase the number of women in engineering? The practical reason is that there is a skills gap in this country and we should

Guests attending the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend will be treated to a special surprise from McLaren, a one-off McLaren Artura in all the colo...

On this International Women in Engineering Day, Engineers Ireland is calling on Ireland’s engineering industry to work collaboratively with academia and professional bodies to support and nurture Ireland’s female engineering talent. With female engineers representing just 12% of the profession in Ireland, latest data from the Higher Education Authority indicates that 23% of engineering graduates

Farnell has announced the launch of its annual Global Women in Engineering Survey in partnership with the element14 Community.

Hive Digital Media is excited to announce the appointment of Katherine Bell as the companys new general manager (GM). Katherine Bell takes over the reigns from Kristin Louw, who leaves the company to pursue new opportunities...