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Direct linkHodgkinson, Liz; Hamill, Les – Industry and Higher Education, 2006
Of all professions, engineering is ranked near the bottom in the UK in terms of the proportion of female applicants for university places, so the engineering industry is missing out on some of the best young talent available. Despite initiatives to increase the number of women entering engineering, there has been little change over the last…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Industry, Females, Careers
