Sulzer scholarship for women in science and engineering
Published by John Williams,
Editorial Assistant
World Fertilizer,
Sulzer has launched the ‘Sulzer Scholarship for Women in Science and Engineering’ directed at female students studying for degrees in the areas of engineering, technology and science. The scholarship ultimately aims to support and increase the participation of women in the engineering industry. Reflecting its presence and its business needs Sulzer is currently initiating these scholarships in collaboration with universities in South Africa, Indonesia, China and India.
Sulzer has provided internship, apprenticeship and university support programmes for students in many countries in the past; many of the company’s employees started their careers in such programmes. The ‘Sulzer Scholarship for Women in Science and Engineering’ aims to increase the number of female students in universities studying science, engineering and technology. The company have stated that their overall aim is to increase the number of women working in technical professions in industry.
Scholarship programmes have been initiated in South Africa, Indonesia, China and India. These countries were selected because they combine a strong Sulzer presence and, with the exception of China, a relatively low proportion of female engineers. Offered in close collaboration with selected academic institutions, four initial scholarships will be awarded in each country.
The support of the students is not only financial. Sulzer also offers discovery tours to visit the local facilities, learning and practice opportunities, access to company coaches and interaction with Sulzer executives, access to local industrial events and invitations to Sulzer social events
Jill Lee, Sulzer chief financial officer and sponsor of the scholarship program, said: “This scholarship initiative is another way in which we can contribute to our wider social environment and support the journey towards broadening talent diversity in technical professions.”
Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/special-reports/12042019/sulzer-scholarship-for-women-in-science-and-engineering/
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