MAPWiST
The Meeting of Asia and Pacific Women in Science and Technology (MAPWiST) is an international policy forum to discuss women's roles in science, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). It focuses on drawing up an action plan towards gender equality in STEM for Asia and Pacific Nations (APNN).
According to various reports, the number of employed women has decreased significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, women have difficulty focusing on their careers due to their childcare responsibilities. However, at the same time, it is a new opportunity to bring attention to talented women, especially in bioscience and technology. In this regard, MAPWiST 2021 will deal with the topic of <Gender Gap and Perception in STEM> from the viewpoint of different cultural perspectives.
Date | 2021.8.20.(Fri) | Venue | Online Only |
Theme | Gender gap and perception in STEM | ||
Co-Chair | Hyun-Ok KIM (Korea Aerospace Research Institute) Jung Sun KIM (Dongseo University) |
Time | Program |
Keynote Speaker
10:10~10:40 |
Ten years of research into Gender and STEM: learning from the past and looking to the future Clem HERMAN The Open University UK |
Panel
10:40~11:40 |
Gender gap and perception in STEM in Okinawa Aguri NAKANO Okinawa Polytechnic College Japan |
10:40~11:40 |
Gender and STEM education in Mongolia Battsengel BAATAR German-Mongolian Institute for Resources and Technology Mongolia |
10:40~11:40 |
Gendered gap & perception of STEM in India Seema SINGH Delhi Technological University India |
10:40~11:40 |
STEM education through robotics and coding competition-based learning Siew Kien MAH Women Engineers Section, The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia Malaysia |
10:40~11:40 |
Gender gap and perception in STEM in Korea Jihye GWAK Korea Institute of Energy Research Republic of Korea |