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In this interview, Janice Leyh, a graduate in business informatics, and Heike Ewert, managing director of ernquinn GmbH, explain why it is important to raise the visibility of women in STEM fields. 

At this year's Girls' Day at RWU, almost 100 schoolgirls were given exciting insights into technical and scientific fields of study in a total of ten different workshops.

Around 120 students, teaching staff and employees are taking part in RWU's contribution to the "Orange the World" campaign.

The 19th FRAUENWIRTSCHAFTSTAGE Baden-Württemberg in the Lake Constance-Upper Swabia region started on October 9 with a kick-off event at RWU.

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RWU's Girls' Day program met with great interest this year. On April 3, 90 schoolgirls came to RWU. The girls attended workshops in the fields of technology, science as well as design. That way they gained insights into various STEM fields and degree programs.

Almost 50 children accompanied their parents to RWU for the university children's morning. RWU has been certified as a family-friendly university since 2015.

The mentoring and qualification program for women "Dream job Professor Plus" is starting its second sponsorship - RWU is also involved.

Simona Aich, Master's student on the "Digital Business & Marketing Intelligence" course, receives the "Women's Advancement Award for Technology" from the Soroptimist Club Ravensburg/Weingarten.

60 girls from Welfen-Gymnasium Ravensburg explore the technical degree programs at RWU on Girls' Day.

Culture and science came together last Monday. The focus was on a panel discussion about professional equality for women and last year's blockbuster "Barbie".

RWU has been certified as a family-friendly university by berufundfamilie for the fourth time.

RWU has been included in the Female Professors Program 2030 with its gender equality concept.

The "Traumberuf Professorin Plus" project was launched at the end of January. The cooperation between all 21 universities of applied sciences and the Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University is outstanding.

The joint project "Traumberuf Professorin Plus" starts into the first round! Women who are interested in a professorship at an HAW or DHBW will be prepared for it in the project through a mentoring and qualification program.

RWU invites to the reading by Ali Can "More than a home. How I redefine being German" on Tuesday, June 13 at 7 p.m. in the lounge of the A-Building.

Girls' Day, a nationwide day of action specifically for girls, takes place on April 27. The aim is to get schoolgirls interested in STEM subjects and professions. RWU is also taking part with a varied program.