STEM News

The importance of introducing careers education in primary schools, particularly to encourage girls towards tech careers, is highlighted in a new survey.

A recent study has highlighted growing concerns among parents from less affluent communities regarding their children's prospects in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM) careers.

The engineering industry is experiencing significant challenges due to economic uncertainty and a shortage of skills, resulting in a sharp decrease in both job vacancies and applications.

The Education Secretary, Gillian Keegan, has approved a £6 million donation for the creation of a state-of-the-art science, technology, engineering, art, and maths (STEAM) centre in Wiltshire.

Coinciding with National Apprenticeships Week, WES will be running the Apprentice Showcase from 5–11 February 2024.

The Tomorrow’s Engineers Code is celebrating an important milestone – the community now has over 300 members dedicated to increasing the diversity and number of young people entering engineering and technology careers.

Nestled in the heart of Oxfordshire, the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus stands as a pivotal centre for scientific research and technological advancement in the UK.

Object Computing, a technology firm based in St. Louis, has announced additional initiatives for women to foster mentorships, share experiences, and encourage participation and leadership in STEM careers.

As we bid a firm farewell to 2023, Electronic Specifier reached out to its women in tech network to find out what their personal and professional resolutions are for the new year.

There are just three weeks left for UK engineering innovators to submit entries for this year’s MacRobert Award, the UK’s longest running and most prestigious prize for engineering innovation.