Women STEM
One of the most important challenges for our society is the crucial role of STEM careers in the future of employability. This premise is more than demonstrated by countless studies.
In 2030, more than 80% of jobs will require knowledge linked to STEM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), and in the next five years alone, one million jobs related to these subjects will be generated.
Therefore, increasing the participation of women in these areas is one of the most important challenges facing our society today.
At EAE Business School, through our new Woman Initiative project, we promote the role of women through our masters.
That is why EAE's Master in Management STEM is a unique program in the market. It combines the core knowledge of an MBA with the know-how of a recognized business school, the development of leadership competencies and skills and a STEM specialization module, making the MIM an incubator for the leaders of the future.
One of the most important challenges for our society is the crucial role of STEM careers in the future of employability. This premise is more than demonstrated by countless studies.
In 2030, more than 80% of jobs will require knowledge linked to STEM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), and in the next five years alone, one million jobs related to these subjects will be generated.
Therefore, increasing the participation of women in these areas is one of the most important challenges facing our society today.
At EAE Business School, through our new Woman Initiative project, we promote the role of women through our masters.
That is why EAE's Master in Management STEM is a unique program in the market. It combines the core knowledge of an MBA with the know-how of a recognized business school, the development of leadership competencies and skills and a STEM specialization module, making the MIM an incubator for the leaders of the future.
One of the most important challenges for our society is the crucial role of STEM careers in the future of employability. This premise is more than demonstrated by countless studies.
In 2030, more than 80% of jobs will require knowledge linked to STEM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), and in the next five years alone, one million jobs related to these subjects will be generated.
Therefore, increasing the participation of women in these areas is one of the most important challenges facing our society today.
At EAE Business School, through our new Woman Initiative project, we promote the role of women through our masters.
That is why EAE's Master in Management STEM is a unique program in the market. It combines the core knowledge of an MBA with the know-how of a recognized business school, the development of leadership competencies and skills and a STEM specialization module, making the MIM an incubator for the leaders of the future.