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Diversity and pathways
Time:
Monday, 02/Sept/2024:
11:00am - 12:00pm
Session Chair: Helene Fueger
Location: SG0213 80 seats
Presentations
ID: 136
Research Paper
Oral presentation
Topics: Diversity, equity and inclusion in our universities and in our teaching, The attractiveness of engineering education Keywords: First-generation students, degree choices, study duration, postgraduate education, engineering education
The Road Not Taken: How First-Generation Students Differ in Their Postgraduate Educational Paths
Joelyn de Lima , Olga Kasatkina , Isabelle Lermigeaux-Sarrade
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL)
ID: 238
Research Paper
Oral presentation
Topics: Diversity, equity and inclusion in our universities and in our teaching, The attractiveness of engineering education Keywords: Career Choice, Information Technology, Gender, Higher Education, Mixed Methods Research
Choosing Information Technology as a Major; Are There Gender Differences?
Outi Tuulia Virkki
Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences, Finland
ID: 318
Research Paper
Oral presentation
Topics: Diversity, equity and inclusion in our universities and in our teaching, The attractiveness of engineering education Keywords: Women in Engineering, Attractiveness of Engineering, Motivation programmes, Digital and global transformation
FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR ATTRACTING YOUNG WOMEN TO ENGINEERING IN TIMES OF DIGITAL AND GLOBAL TRANSFORMATION
Brit-Maren Block, Marie Gillian Guerne , Jennifer Wulfes
Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany
ID: 191
Practice Paper
Oral presentation
Topics: Diversity, equity and inclusion in our universities and in our teaching, The attractiveness of engineering education Keywords: work experience, secondary school, gender, second-generation migrant, industry involvement
Experiencing engineering – increasing the attractiveness of engineering through period of work experience for lower secondary school pupils
Anni-Elina Leinonen , Johanna Kristiina Naukkarinen
LUT University, Finland
