UNI LIVE - tough women in STEM studies
The event series "Tough Women in STEM Studies" will again be present with a total of three events in 2017 to inform women about STEM courses and the various job opportunities.
The events enable female pupils and students to gain insights into selected STEM disciplines (civil engineering and traffic engineering, mathematics and physics, engineering sciences). Lecturers from these areas will report on their study decision, their experience gained during the studies and their successful career start and advancement. Female students, scientists and successful experts from practice will be available to the participants for discussions after the event.
"Tough women in engineering sciences - Insights into study and practice"
Date: 12 January 2017, 09:20 - 10:50
Location: Zeuner building, George-Bähr-Straße 3, 1st floor, lecture hall 118
"Tough women in civil and traffic engineering - Insights into study and practice"
Date: 12 January 2017, 11:10 - 12:40
Location:Hörsaalzentrum, Bergstraße 64, 3rd floor, room 304
"Tough women in physics and mathematics - Insights into study and practice"
Date: 12 January 2017, 13:00 - 14:30
Location: Willers building, Zellescher Weg 12-14, C wing, 2nd floor, room 207
Prof. Dr Ing. Martina Zimmermann
(Professorship for Material Testing and Characterisation and Head of the group of Material Characterisation at the Fraunhofer Institute) >>If I were to study again, I would again face the dilemma that there are just too many fields, which I take an interest in; beginning with technology, natural sciences, foreign languages through to communication psychology.<<
Henriette Raue (student of Regenerative Energy Systems)>>Apart from my interest in renewable energies, I have chosen the course of study because of the topicality of energy revolution and the related need for engineers. <<
Almut Sürmann (techno-mathematician)>> Medical engineering, software development, bioprocess engineering and finance: As a techno-mathematician, I have worked in a wide range of different fields yet during my studies - this interdisciplinarity is so much fun! <<
Further speakers are: student Nicole Filz, Master's degree in computer science,
Carola Steinborn (mechanical engineering) - project manager at Item24
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Referee Diversity Management
NameDr. Sylvi Bianchin
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