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19 institutions join push to advance women in engineering
The initiative was highlighted at the fifth edition of the Women in Engineering (WinE) Conference held at Ho Technical University (HTU), which brought together female students, engineering professionals and other stakeholders to discuss opportunities and challenges confronting women in the sector.
The initiative was highlighted at the fifth edition of the Women in Engineering (WinE) Conference Nineteen technical and tertiary institutions from across Ghana have joined efforts to promote greater participation of women in engineering, technology and other technical fields.
The winning team from Bolgatanga Technical University is expected to present and showcase its innovation at the Ghana Institution of Engineering (GhIE) Conference in 2027, where it will have the opportunity to engage with industry players from various fields.
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