UCL Engineering celebrates INWED 2024

National Women in Engineering Day was originally launched in the UK on 23 June 2014 by the Women’s Engineering Society (WES), in order to celebrate its 95th anniversary. Receiving UNESCO patronage in 2016, the initiative became international for the first time in 2017, adopting its now familiar moniker, INWED, and enabling the celebration of women in engineering to become global.

As part of UCL Engineering's INWED 2024 celebrations, we caught up with alumni from across our departments to discover how they are they are changing the world through their work.

Maya | UCL Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering 

Maya graduated from a UCL with a degree in Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering. After completing her studies, she joined the graduate programme at Multiplex, a global construction company. 

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Grabrielle | UCL Mechanical Engineering 

Following her studies in Mechanical Engineering, Gabrielle pursued further study before co-founding Greenr. Greenr aims to tackle the climate crisis, by giving individuals and companies emissions data that will help them become more sustainable.

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Follow the #INWED24 conversation on our social channels:  

• Twitter: @UCLEngineering
• Instagram: @uclengineering 
• LinkedIn: UCL Engineering
• Facebook: UCL Engineering 
• TikTok: @UCLEngineering

Links 

• UCL Engineering departments 
• INWED website (external site)  
• Women's Engineering Society (external site)