Women in STEM Stories
Get inspired by these women who pursue their passion and career in STEM subjects.
Passionate about engineering, Paramita Rupasari pursued digital manufacturing in the UK. Now a Product Engineer, she champions innovation and inspires more women to enter STEM.
Growing up in rural Indonesia, Ashela Risa saw public health's deep ties to education and society. She now applies global insights to drive change and empower women in STEM.
Inspired by Jakarta’s floods, Alya Aldrin pursued disaster resilience in water engineering. She mentors young women in STEM while driving innovation in construction.
Let's read how Mutiara Anissa's experience studying in the UK has inspired her to develop Pandemic Talks.
Let's read how Dewi Norytyas' personal experiences inspires her to study STEM to equip her as the policy analyst.
Read how Agatha felt studying in the UK has helped her in her current work, solving the malaria issue.
Born and raised in Manado, water pollution has been a concern for environmental scientist, Wulan Koagouw. Follow her journey as a researcher and how she breaks the stereotype in society.
Learn from Mia Oenoto's story in getting over her fears and build her confidence in following her passion for the environment.
Irene, who formerly worked as a corrosion engineer at an oil and gas company, is on her journey to learn about sustainable energy. Read more to hear about her eye-opening experience!
Chemistry can be found in every matter around us, which is what makes Chrissy Rugian interested in the subject. Read more to hear about Chrissy's journey in advocating for Girls in Science.