Women in Engineering

The School of Engineering is working towards Engineers Canada’s 30 by 30 target by raising the percentage of newly licensed engineers who are women to 30% by 2030.

 

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Faculty

Dr. Qian Chen is changing digital supply chains through technology.

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Undergraduate

Undergraduate student Erika Pineo describes her co-op experience.

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Graduate

Thais Ayres Rebello investigates urban water systems at LCML.

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Alumna

Alumna champions coding for all through new technologies

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Faculty

Dr. Klaske van Heusden’s research focuses on data-driven and learning control.

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Undergraduate

Samantha Krieg, a civil engineering student, talks about what inspires her.

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Graduate

Alexis Guidi is pursuing a MASc focused on integrated optics in biomed.

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Alumni

Atousa Soltani (Civil ’15) is a Product Developer at Lululemon.

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CONNECT WITH women in the school of engineering

Women in the School of Engineering are committed to diversity. Please contact marie.reid@ubc.ca if you wish to:

  • learn more about participating in outreach activities, panels and programs
  • need to access resources and services

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