Many women who study STEM subjects at Oxford have chosen to immerse themselves in entrepreneurial experiences, and all of them will testify that their lives have been the richer for it. Take a look at some of our inspiring alumni stories and journeys here. As the saying goes, \u201cif you can see it, you can be it\u201d.
\n \n\n \n \nThe Public Engagement Lab was a professional development course designed to take participants through a collaborative process to design and pitch public engagement projects that challenge their usual ways of working. The programme covered the entire lifecycle of project ideation, development, delivery and evaluation, providing support and funding for four projects. Find out what they did and how they did it, along with the benefits researchers and the Gardens, Libraries and Museums (GLAM) experienced through their collaborations.
\n \n\n \n \nScience Together: Oxford Researchers and Communities (STORC) is an engagement programme that aims to accelerate impact from university research by enabling mutually beneficial partnerships between university staff, researchers and local community organisations. STORC collaborations facilitate knowledge exchange, develop skills, support innovation and explore what can be achieved to improve the lives of local people when expertise is shared.
\n \n\n \n \nOur previous participants are inspiring in ways both big and small and we are proud to share some of their motivating profiles here. Many have made changes since completing the programme and are happy to share their stories to encourage more women working in STEM to step back and realise different pathways are open to them.
\n \n\n \n \nAn overview of interdisciplinary research themes in MPLS.
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