Are you interested in working in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM)? There are not enough women in STEM roles now, but we can change it. Here are our top tips to help you to get a place in STEM as a woman. 1. Participate in training programmes Women’s representation in STEM subjects within… More Top tips on how to get a role in STEM as a woman
Calling all Kings College London students! We’re thrilled to present our scholarship program for fwd:cloudsec, a conference for cutting edge cloud security research. Although we already run a major security conference in North America, we’re delighted to be running this in Europe for the first time and we want you to come along! This… More Scholarship for Cloud Security Research Conference
The Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences Careers team are currently recruiting for six Inclusive Careers Education Ambassadors (open to NMES only) and one Inclusive Careers Project Officer (open to anyone across King’s). Inclusive Careers Education Ambassadors Inclusive Careers Education Ambassadors (ICEAs) are King’s College London students in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical and Engineering Sciences… More Apply for an Inclusive Careers Role at King’s
The Women in Engineering Accelerator, introduced by Akama Fund and sponsored by Beebolt, is a groundbreaking scholarship opportunity aimed at women of Middle Eastern heritage pursuing studies in Computer Science or Engineering. This initiative was launched in honour of International Women’s Day and coincides with the generous spirit of Ramadan. Benefits of the programme… More Apply Now for the Women in Engineering Accelerator
Interested in pursuing a career in Coding or Tech? Whether you’re studying a Tech-focused degree or not, this sector is rapidly growing and open to students from all backgrounds. In the latest episode of The Access Factor Podcast, we interview Charlene Hunter MBE, Founder and CEO of Black Coding Females. Charlene explains her career journey… More Learn About a Career in Coding & Tech with Charlene Hunter MBE
Microsoft EMBRACE ERG* are launching a Mentoring programme in collaboration with Everything D&I. The aim of the programme is to improve representation of Black Heritage, Asian and Ethnic Minorities within technology and Microsoft at all levels. The programme will inspire students and equip them with skills to reach their early-in-career potential. How will the… More Microsoft Mentoring Opportunity for 1st Year Undergraduates from Black & Minority Ethnic Backgrounds
Black Women into Tech and Data is looking for another cohort of 50 Black Heritage university students to join this exclusive programme for this academic year. This programme is run by leading STEM charity Generating Genius and top multinational Technology and Data companies. This programme will provide you with both the soft skills and technical… More Apply now for the Black Women into Tech & Data Programme
In the third episode of The Access Factor Podcast, host Emily is joined by Janahan Sivanathan, Sanctuary Project Officer at King’s, to discuss forced migration and what it means for students’ future careers. Janahan tells his own story of migrating to the UK as a torture survivor and his struggles with obtaining the right to… More Discussing Forced Migration & Careers with Janahan Sivanathan
Looking to boost your employability, kickstart your career, or push for a promotion? Upskill yourself with one of Leonard Cheshire’s free online Google courses! Partnering with INCO Academy-Work in Tech, Leonard Cheshire is offering free access to one of four Google certificates. Eligibility The courses are available to anyone who meets the following criteria:… More Boost Your Employability with Leonard Cheshire’s Google Courses
At King’s we recognise that any legal background of forced displacement can have a significant impact on educational and career-related opportunities and outcomes. It is vitally important to the Careers & Employability department to ensure that students who have faced forced displacement have access to appropriate education and opportunities regarding their future career. If you… More What Careers resources are available for forced migrants at King’s?