SPU’s Commitment to Gender Equality in all disciplines, including Law and Engineering
Sripatum University (SPU) is committed to gender equality and actively promotes women’s applications in Laws and Engineering degrees. In line with this commitment, SPU has implemented a number of initiatives in 2022 to address the underrepresentation of women in these fields.
Initiatives to Promote Women in Law
- Scholarships for female law students: SPU offers a number of scholarships for female law students, which help to reduce the financial burden of pursuing a legal education.
- Mentoring program for female law students: SPU has a mentoring program that connects female law students with experienced female lawyers. This program provides female law students with valuable support and guidance as they pursue their legal careers.
- Moot court competitions for female law students: SPU encourages female law students to participate in moot court competitions. These competitions help female law students to develop their legal skills and confidence.
Initiatives to Promote Women in Engineering
- Engineering summer camps for girls: SPU hosts engineering summer camps for girls, which introduce them to the world of engineering and encourage them to pursue careers in this field.
- Scholarships for female engineering students: SPU offers a number of scholarships for female engineering students, which help to reduce the financial burden of pursuing an engineering education.
- Networking events for female engineering students: SPU hosts networking events for female engineering students, which provide them with opportunities to connect with other female engineers and build relationships
Conclusion
SPU’s initiatives to promote gender equality in Law and Engineering are making a positive impact on the lives of female students. These initiatives are helping to increase the number of women pursuing careers in these fields and making SPU a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all students.
References
- [World Bank (2022). Female Labor Force Participation Rate, Engineers.]
- [World Bank (2022). Female Labor Force Participation Rate, Lawyers.]
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