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The Interconnect Network
The Facebook group for the InterConnect student network.
Aberdeen Interconnect Network - Females In Industry
Interconnect is a place for women studying Science, Engineering, Technology or the Built Environment to meet other students in their subject area, meet inspiring females already working in industry, improve their CV, and generally have a bit of fun!
Edinburgh University Hoppers
Supporting women in Informatics
Interconnect: University of Strathclyde
Network for women studying SET at Strathclyde University
Interconnect is the network for women studying science, engineering, technology and the built environment in Scotland. Connect with other students, qualified women and employers to start your career before you finish your studies.
"By studying engineering I feel that you learn a lot of transferable skills that helps to make you more employable and gives you the opportunities to travel and work abroad if that is important to you. " Graduate Project Manager, Selex Galileo
Events
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1 February 2012
The IET: New Forth Road Bridge
A talk by Jacobs Arup Joint Venture and Transport Scotland.
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29 February 2012
Turing Lecture 2012
Lecture by Professor Ray Dolan of UCL
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6 March 2012
IoP: The Aerodynamics and Flight Performance of Insects
A lecture by Dr. Richard Bomphrey, University of Oxford
Your Career
Your careers starts here. Info on CVs and interviews. Who's there to help and what you can do to help yourself. Stories from women out there.
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Latest News
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16 January 2012
New Interconnect Newsletter Online
Interconnect’s new newsletter is now online: Recent graduate Clare Nisbet talks about her job search strategies.
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09 January 2012
Gender Equality in Science Grants
The Biochemical Society has made three grants of £500 each available for projects which support and address issues relating to gender inequality in science. One of the Society’s priorities is actively addressing such issues, through increasing awareness of this subject and promoting systems through which the surrounding issues can be effectively addressed.
