From potential to power: women in STEM leadership – what did we learn?
From potential to power: women in STEM leadership – what did we learn? On 19 May we held a WISE knowledge sharing event for our members focusing on the topic
Inspiring futures: how Pfizer is using My Skills My Life to bring STEM careers to life for girls
Inspiring futures: how Pfizer is using My Skills My Life to bring STEM careers to life for girls We recently worked with Pfizer to showcase the exciting opportunities within the
Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day 2025
Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day 2025 “As engineers, we are changing the world.” — Deborah Berebichez, physicist and STEM advocate Today, on #INWED2025, we join a global celebration of the incredible
What does gender pay gap reporting actually tell us?
The gender pay gap is a topic that comes up often, so we thought with this year’s reporting due, it would be a good opportunity to shed some light on
Inspiring the next generation of scientists
Inspiring the next generation of scientists We recently caught up with a fantastic role model and Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, Catherine Ross. She has had an incredible career to
Rising stars: celebrating the journey of our outgoing Young Professionals
Our Young Professionals Board members are all shining role models, so it’s always sad when their term comes to an end and we have to say goodbye. We recently caught
Defence – offering diverse opportunities for women in engineering
Engineering has always been an industry that is synonymous with a male workforce, but engineering in defence has an even bigger challenge in ensuring a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Next Gen Makers annual Engineering Skills Conference
Next Gen Makers annual Engineering Skills Conference Our Head of Products and Services, Katherine Watson was invited to give a keynote speech at the Next Gen Makers annual Engineering Skills
Get to know Obiye and Natasha
Get to know Obiye and Natasha Northumbria University’s Centre for Digital Supply Chain Excellence shared some of their fantastic role models with us. We caught up with two inspiring women
Patron of WISE, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, visits annual conference at IET London: Savoy Place.
We welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal to our annual conference We were delighted to welcome the Patron of WISE, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, to our annual
Nurturing the imagination of the inventors of tomorrow
Nurturing the imagination of the inventors of tomorrow by Ruth Amos Co-founder, Kids Invent Stuff & Author, “The Inventors Workshop” As a fellow advocate for STEAM education, particularly for young girls, I am
National Inclusion Week 2024 – Why impact matters in STEM
National Inclusion Week 2024 Why impact matters in STEM This year’s National Inclusion Week theme of ‘Impact Matters’ is integral to tackling gender parity in STEM. Impact centres around the
GCSEs remain stable, but we can do more!
GCSEs remain stable, but we can do more! This year’s GCSE results have shown continued success for girls in Core-STEM subjects as they outperform their male counterparts to achieve the
A-Level results highlight the importance of STEM
A-Level results highlight the importance of STEM Today’s A-Level results have shown a welcome increase in the participation across core-STEM subjects, with Mathematics becoming the first A-Level to surpass 100,000
Breaking Barriers: Marjolein’s Journey in the gaming industry
Playground Games is an award-winning AAA game development studio known for its genre-defining video games. They believe that diversity and inclusion fuels creativity and innovation. Marjolein, a Tools Engineer Grade
Aston University Research Project – Lived Experiences of Women in STEM and Mental Health.
WISE & Aston University/Brunel University/Manchester Metropolitan University are looking for women STEM professionals to help us in a study about their experience with mental health in STEM research and innovation
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Woman in STEM
Do you struggle with imposter syndrome? Research has indicated that a huge 70% of people have experienced imposter syndrome at work and it suggests factors like gender and race can increase the
Under Pressure: The Hidden Impact of Stress on Women in STEM Careers
As it is Stress Awareness Month this April, we’re highlighting the hidden impact of stress on women, specifically women working in STEM careers. We know that STEM careers can be
Equity in the Digital Age: Spotlighting the work of Ola Gwozdz
In the realm of digital inclusion, Ola Gwozdz’s voice stands out. As an award-winning researcher, data philosopher, and IoT innovation specialist, Ola’s work goes beyond traditional boundaries to address the
WISE & MIT Collaboration
WISE is delighted to be collaborating with the Department of Economics at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) on a new research project, which will support students when making their applications to university.