Girls Club engages participants through activities designed to dispel stereotypes about engineers and scientists and inspire girls to pursue these studies in high school and post-secondary education.
For more information, please visit the ESQ website.
Explore the exciting field of engineering! Go ENG Girl is an exciting opportunity for Grade 7 - 10 girls to visit the University of Waterloo and learn about the wonderful world of engineering. Meet women currently studying engineering, learn about some of the amazing things women engineers are doing, and participate in a cool hands-on activity.
Women in Engineering would like to invite you to an exclusive event on on Saturday, March 10, 2018.
Hear from faculty and staff at Waterloo Engineering, meet current students, and learn about the support that University of Waterloo provides its female students. You will also meet some of your future female classmates while working together on a mini engineering project.
We anticipate that spaces will fill quickly, so register today to save spaces for you and your family.
Women in Engineering would like to invite you to an exclusive event on on Saturday, March 14, 2015.
Hear from Women in Engineering Chair, Prof. Mary Wells, meet current students, and learn about the support the University of Waterloo provides its female students. You will also meet some of your future female classmates while working together on a mini engineering project.
Sixty young women will discover firsthand what software engineering and coding are all about at the University of Waterloo this Saturday, February 21.
Hosted by the University of Waterloo’s Faculty of Engineering, Go CODE Girl aims to ignite interest in software and computer engineering at a time when students are thinking about their future careers and are choosing courses that will prepare them for further education.
Girls Club engages participants through activities designed to dispel stereotypes about engineers and scientists and inspire girls to pursue these studies in high school and post-secondary education.
For more information, please visit the ESQ website.
Girls Club engages participants through activities designed to dispel stereotypes about engineers and scientists and inspire girls to pursue these studies in high school and post-secondary education.
For more information, please visit the ESQ website.
The University of Waterloo will be hosting an official kickoff event on January 3rd, 2015. Teams will gather at the University of Waterloo's Engineering 5 building to watch the webcast, meet with other teams, and pick up their kit of parts.
The conference is an exciting opportunity for grade 11 girls to participate in hands-on workshops, explore the University of Waterloo, meet engineering students, compete in a design competition, and experience life in residence!
This year's conference will be held May 1st-3rd, 2015. Spots are limited to 50 female students, so make sure you get your application in early!
As a young girl, Jennifer Howcroft loved science as much as she loved helping people so she always assumed she’d become a medical doctor.
But when she heard about biomedical engineering in her teens, Howcroft knew she had found her true calling. Biomedical engineering allowed Howcroft, now a doctoral student in Waterloo’s Department of Systems Design Engineering, to blend her passion for creating and building with her drive to improve the lives of people.