Girls’ TechPower” at Wrocław University of Science and Technology
On March 7th, Wrocław University of Science and Technology will host high school senior girls from Lower Silesia who are passionate about STEM fields. The event aims to show them how to start shaping their future even before graduation.
A key highlight of the event is the launch of a pilot mentoring program designed to support young women aspiring to study at technical universities. Participants will have the opportunity to take part in two online sessions with a dedicated tutor, helping them navigate their educational and career choices.
Attendees will be able to join many interesting workshops:
- Eye Tracking – From Antiquity to Space
Learn how eye-tracking technology is used in humanities, medicine, and science.
Led by Dr. Marta Rusnak (Faculty of Architecture). - Automotive for Women – Why Not?
Explore key aspects of vehicle engineering and test road safety concepts in a simulator.
Led by Dr. Monika Magdziak-Tokłowicz (Faculty of Mechanical Engineering). - Searching for the Resources of the Future
Discuss the importance of recycling and sustainable resource management for the future.
Led by Dr. Weronika Urbańska (Faculty of Environmental Engineering). - AI: It’s Not Sci-Fi, It’s Now! (Workshop in English)
Discover how AI is transforming the world, learn about top AI tools, and explore ethical considerations. Led by Dr. Yash Chawla (Faculty of Management).
This initiative is a fantastic step toward encouraging more young women to enter STEM disciplines, equipping them with guidance, mentorship, and motivation to follow their passions. With the support of experienced professionals and inspiring role models the future of women in science and technology looks brighter than ever!
