Women in Engineering Seminar

Mary Mullaghy March 24, 2012
To celebrate the contribution of female engineers to our society, STEPS and Engineers Ireland are holding a ‘Women in Engineering seminar’ on 23rd March 2012. This free seminar aimed at second level students will be held in head in 22 Clyde Road, Ballsbridge, D4. Booking required.

The seminar will comprise of three female speakers who are studying or working in the engineering field. Each speaker will talk for about 25 minutes. After the talks there will be an informal meet and greet session with various female engineers, where students can ask the engineers questions in smaller groups. This event will provide students with an insight into choosing, studying and working in engineering and will highlight the opportunities and the challenges associated with the profession.

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