The WISE Campaign encourages young women to stick with studying Maths and Physics and to consider careers in those areas of Science, Engineering and Construction that they have traditionally rejected.

 WISE operates throughout the UK, with specialist committees in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. 

"Reading the WISE website made me change my study options to include physics" Saranja Sivachelvam

 

WISE Hands-on Engineering Weeks!

Try the NavyWISE Week...

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 ...or the RAF-WISE Week

  

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Discover

...a whole new world!

  

THIS SUMMER...

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DID YOU KNOW....

  • only 15% of university engineering students are female
  • girls make up fewer than 3% of apprentices in engineering and construction

Girls continue to outperform boys in the 2008 GCSEs, particularly at the higher grades (A*-C), with just under 70% achieving five or more compared with 60.1% of boys, and yet.....

  • only 7% of girls with A* or A at GCSE go on to study A-level physics
  • engineers can change the world!  

 

 

 

 
WISE is hosted by ETB, an ISO9001 accredited organisation, and for data protection is covered by ETB processes.

Registered in England No 4322409
Registered Charity No 1089678

 

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TICKLE YOUR BRAIN!

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Mind Maps fire your imagination. They encourage original, fresh and different thinking – you start with an idea, it leads onto other ideas, and they lead onto more.....

find out more about WISE Mind Maps.

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THE ADVENTURE BEGINS...

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WISE IS 25!

This year marks the 25th Anniversary of the WISE Campaign. Join us as we celebrate this landmark year!

 

WISE Founder and Patron, Baroness Platt of Writtle

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