Women in electronics and robotics

Find out more about women in electronic and robotic engineering
Left to right: Rithika Venkatesan, Chiara Rivetti, Jane Sheard, Katherine Page-Bailey

Women in electronics and robotics

Find out more about women in electronic and robotic engineering
Left to right: Rithika Venkatesan, Chiara Rivetti, Jane Sheard, Katherine Page-Bailey

Within the School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics there has been a historic and consistent commitment to promote and encourage women into the industry.

We are striving to eliminate the gender imbalance that exists nationally in the engineering sector.

Katherine Page-Bailey
Katherine – MEng Robotics
"Completing the placement year and seeing the different areas where students studying similar degrees worked within the same company has given me more of an idea of which areas I would like to explore further and potentially specialise in."
Emily-Jane Rolley-Parnell, BEng (Hons) Robotics graduate with her robofish
Emily-Jane - BEng (Hons) Robotics
Emily-Jane's research project experience studying BEng (Hons) Robotics has fuelled a passion to be a role model in the robotic industry.
Nora Schillinger, MEng (Hons) Robotics graduate

I never thought that I would graduate with a job already secured (before I had even started my third year), and I can only thank the support of the University staff for that!

Nora Schillinger – MEng (Hons) Robotics graduate