Empowering Female STEM Graduates
Empowering Female STEM Graduates
The global economy is increasingly driven by advancements in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), yet women remain significantly underrepresented in these fields. This gender disparity not only perpetuates inequality but also limits the potential for innovation and economic growth by excluding a substantial portion of talent. Despite progress in some regions, many countries, including Bangladesh, continue to face systemic barriers like cultural norms, limited access to quality education, and a lack of mentorship that discourage women from pursuing STEM careers. Addressing this imbalance is crucial for promoting inclusive development and maximizing the STEM workforce’s capabilities.
SheSTEM and Walton partner to create 120 industry attachments for women in STEM, empowering future tech leaders in Bangladesh.
In Frame: Bijon Islam, CEO, LightCastle Partners; and Adnan Imtiaz Halim, Sheba Platform LTD. with MoU SheSTEM is proud to announce…
On a vibrant day of 14th September at Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST), SheSTEM joined hands with Excellence…
Over a span of 14 transformative days, female STEM students from across Bangladesh stepped into the heart of industry through…
