Girls into Geoscience (VIRTUAL EVENT)

Introduction to Earth sciences and careers open to graduates today
Girls into Geoscience (VIRTUAL EVENT)
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Girls into Geoscience (GiG) is becoming more than just an event. It has become a network, supporting women in geology and those aspiring to be. Get involved!

This exciting event will introduce female A level students to the Earth sciences and demonstrate the world of careers open to Earth science graduates today.

This year GiG is going virtual again! Joining with GiG Ireland, GiG Wales, GiG Scotland and our new GiG North team we are again planning a virtual extravaganza bringing Geoscience to you though virtual field trips, workshops, talks and Q&A panels. 

Proposed programme

  • 28 June – 12:45-16:30 virtual field day
  • 29 June – 9:15-15:30 talk and workshop day

Bookings will be opening on Monday 17 May. Please email girlsintogeoscience@plymouth.ac.uk for any questions relating to the event.

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Launched in 2014, more than 250 pupils from schools across the UK have participated in this pioneering event

Here Dr Jodie Fisher, Co-founder of Girls into Geoscience, explains how this exciting event will introduce female A level students to the Earth sciences and demonstrate the world of careers open to earth science graduates today.

GiG received the Geological Society's R H Worth Award for 2018, presented in recognition of achievements in outreach, public engagement and/or education.

GiG 2017 participants

 

Girls into Geoscience 2021 sponsors

Event photography and video

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