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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS & EXHIBITION STAFF This list is based on registrations received by 07 September 2019. Participants indicating they did not wish their data to be made available have not been included. Albania Albania Ms Barbara LUNG Australia Director, International Bedër University Academic Assembly, Inc Mrs Ilda SHYTAJ Mr Paul NICHOLLS Dr Gretchen DOBSON Lecturer Director, Research Partnerships President, Global Alumni Relations Mrs Hannah WILKINSON Andorra AIM Overseas Director, Student Engagement EDUopinions Ms Marine HAUTEMONT Mr Nikos FILIPPAKIS CEO Deakin University Chief Operating Officer Mrs Martine LANGDON APAIE (Asia-Pacific Association Regional Marketing Manager Europe University of Andorra for International Education) Ms Ursula LORENTZEN Mr John ZVEREFF Ms Louise KINNAIRD Director, Deakin Europe President's Delegate for Internationalisation Director Mr John MOLONY Argentina Australian Catholic University Pro Vice-Chancellor (International) CRUP - Consejo de Rectores de Mr Kirk DOYLE Associate Director, International Relations Ms Anika SCHNEIDER Universidades Privadas Acting Manager Global Student Mobility Mrs Andrea HASSEN Australian National University Lic. Relaciones Internacionales Prof Dr Wei SHEN Ms Kristina TAN Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor (International Relations) Fundacion UADE Global Programs, Outbound Exchange Dr Ly TRAN Ms Paula IGLESIAS Australian Trade Commission Coordinator Associate Professor Ms Henriette POOK ITBA - Instituto Tecnológico de Senior Education Manager Education Queensland Buenos Aires Ms Leesa BORRADAILE Australian Universities Teacher: Inclusive Education Mrs Eugenia CANNATA International Directors’ Forum Director (AUIDF) Griffith University Ms Kate MYLES Universidad del Salvador Mr Andrew DAVEY Executive Officer Mr Juan GODOY Director International (Health) International Cooperation Coordinator Bond University Mr Tom KUFFER Regional Marketing Director Universidad Mar del Plata Mr Matt STUBBERT International Manager Dr Daniel ANTENUCCI Ms Heidi PIPER International Relationship Director, Griffith International Charles Darwin University Universidad Nacional De Cuyo Ms Stacey FARRAWAY Prof Sarah TODD Director International Vice President (Global) Mrs Maria Jimena ESTRELLA ORREGO Head Office Research, International Affairs Prof Ruth WALLACE Prof Dr Peter WOODS and Postgraduate Studies College Dean Director (International) Universidad Nacional del Litoral CQUniversity IEAA (International Education Association of Australia) Mr Julio THEILER Ms Jo CASTELLARO International Relations Director Deputy Director, International Future Students Mr Phil HONEYWOOD and Partnerships CEO Universidad Nacional del Nordeste Mrs Alison GUTIERREZ Prof Guillermo TAMARIT i-graduate Australia International Business Development Manager Rector Ms Rachel PERKIN Curtin University Manager, Client Relations Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Prof Seth KUNIN Ms Alex MARKMAN Deputy Vice-Chancellor International Director, International Programs Page 1 of 124 Australia James Cook University Ms Sunny YANG Mr Alexandre LOOTEN Ms Woendi HAMPTON Associate Vice President Account Manager - France Manager, International Relations Montanuniversitaet Leoben Swinburne University of Kaplan Business School Ms Jasmin EGGER Technology Dr James ADONOPOULOS Mobility Coordinator Mr Andrew CRAM Academic Dean Dean, Global Relations and Strategy (acting) Ms Anja MEIER Mobility Coordinator Ms Priscila TREVISAN La Trobe University Associate Director, International Programs Mrs Sim HERON Murdoch University Senior Coordinator, La Trobe Abroad Ms Carol GHANDOUR Sydney Catholic Schools Mr Nandi LAKSHMANAN Regional Manager - Europe, Global Study Dr Jane COMENSOLI Abroad & Mobility Manager Director of Human Resources Mr Xavier RAFART Prof Betty LEASK Partnerships Officer The Lygon Group Professor Emerita Internationalisation of Higher Education Ms Janee HEFFERNAN Mrs Suzanne SMITH Director Ms Wendy MARTINEC Director International Director, International Partnerships and Ms Deb LANGTON Services Pomegranate Global Partner Ms Ailsa LAMONT Macquarie University Director The University of Melbourne Mrs Sabrine AL-THARY Miss Amy BURTON Outbound Macquarie Abroad Coordinator Queensland University of Senior Development Manager, Faculty of Arts Technology (QUT) Ms Guie Xhuuba HARTNEY Dr Shanton CHANG Associate Director Global Engagement Ms Ashleigh BURNS Assistant Dean (Exchange) Study Abroad Officer Monash University Ms Swee Seng Aileen CHUA Mr Dominic METHER Senior Manager, Student Recruitment Miss Rebecca BENDALL Manager, International Services Senior Business and Programs Manager Mr Andrew CORNISH Ms Melinda NIMMO Manager, Academic Programs, Faculty of Ms Louise GOOLD International Engagement Coordinator Science Director Development and External Relations Mrs Terri ROCHE Prof Dr Jennifer GRAFTON Lindsay GUY Manager International Associate Dean Global Engagement Group Manager, Student and Academic Services Ms Deryn VAHL-MEYER Ms Benita HO Associate Dean International and Engagement Manager, Global Learning Mr Andrew PETERS Director, New Business and Strategic RMIT University Dr Davina POTTS Partnerships Associate Director Global Leadership and Ms Marie-cindy GRIMARD Employability Prof Michaela RANKIN Manager, Planning and Resources Deputy Dean International Ms Zoe WALL Ms Linda RUST Senior Manager, Offshore Student Recruitment Miss Natalie SPICER Manager, Global Experiences Business Development and Regional Manager Ms Erin WILLIS Southern Cross University Global Engagement Coordinator, Faculty of Ms Rachel TAYLOR Business and Economics International Education Coordinator Ms Christine MARTIN Manager International Student Mobility University College, The University Miss Robyn VUILLEMOT of Melbourne Europe Regional Representative StudyPortals Dr Jennifer MCDONALD Mr Craig WALLACE Mr Julian LONGBOTTOM Head of College Development Manager, Learning Abroad Director Asia Pacific Page 2 of 124 Australia University of Adelaide Mrs Ruth LAW UNSW Sydney (University of New Ms Susie RANESKOLD Regional Development Manager South Wales) Manager International Partnerships Miss Michelle ADAMS Ms Marmie SLAGHUIS Study Abroad Program Manager Team Leader, Student Mobility University of Newcastle Mr Travis EDWARDS Ms Debbie CHOI University of Technology Sydney Senior Manager (Europe) Manager, Mobility and Scholarships Mr Innes IRELAND Mr Brad HALL Associate Director, Partnerships University of Queensland Manager, Study Abroad and Exchange Mrs Alicia HOGAN Mr Leo MIAN LIU Ms Caitlin HEALY Regional Manager, Recruitment (Europe and VP Global Partnerships & Director, International Lecturer Africa) Ms Kirsten MURRAY Mrs Joanna STORTI Ms Alison JENKINS Director, International, Faculty of Engineering Head of Partnerships & Global Education Director, Future Students and IT Prof Peter LEWIS Prof Graham NICHOLSON Victoria University (VU) Director Teaching and Learning Associate Dean (International) Mr Anthony LONG Associate Director, International Relations Mr Brendon LUTWYCHE Ms Andrea SKOV Director, International Services Manager, Europe Western Sydney University Ms Elisha SULLIVAN Prof Leona TAM Dr Dorothea BOWYER Global Experiences Adviser (UK & Europe) Associate Dean (International) Lecturer University of South Australia Mr Simon WATSON Mrs Isis KOWALIAUSKAS Senior Manager, International Mobility and Manager, International Mobility Ms Kat DELLA FLORA Services International Recruitment & Mobility University of the Sunshine Coast Austria Ms Lianne GORE Academy of Fine Arts Vienna Manager: Academic Operations Ms Ilana BOON Admissions & Recruitment Coordinator Ms Gabriele REINHARTER International Relations Coordinator University of Southern Queensland Ms Liani ECKARD Miss Sarah MICHEL Admissions and Recruitment Coordinator Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt Student Mobility Officer Prof Robert ELLIOT Ms Elena BUFFA Prof Dr Yi REN Pro Vice-Chancellor (International and Quality) Head of the International Office Pro-Vice Chancellor International University of Western Australia Ms Elke THOMASSER Programme Manager Erasmus+ Incoming University of Sydney Mr Callum COWELL Mr Josh AARTS Director UWA CELT Austrian Agency for International Education Services Manager Ms Bev PARTRIDGE Cooperation in Education & Ms Cara BONNINGTON Manager International Development Research Manager, Student Mobility & Exchange Ms Katharina CEPAK Mr Tayyeb SHAH Programme Officer Ms Veronica BOULTON Deputy Vice Chancellor Global Partnerships Head, Education Austrian Exchange Service (OeAD) University of Wollongong Mr Thommy GATLING Mr Jedliczka GÜNTHER Head, International Agreements and Study Ms Tanya AUSTIN CEO Abroad Senior Coordinator-Student Mobility Ms Kathrin HAUSBERGER University of Tasmania Ms Julie FORREST Public relations Student Mobility Partnership Officer Ms Jemma FOSTER Mrs Svetlana KIM Academic Partnership Officer - IMAS Programme Officer Ms Sara FRANZ Mr Lebinger LEBINGER Director Global Engagement deputy head Page 3 of 124 Austria Ms Rita MICHLITS Ms Charlotte Joy WIGGINS New Design University Head of Communication International Affairs Mrs Bettina SCHIMANY International Office Carinthia University of Applied Graz University of Technology Sciences (CUAS) Mrs Claudia JANSEN Psychologische Beratungsstelle Miss Monika AUINGER Deputy Director für Studierende Wien International Coordinator Dr Kathrin WODRASCHKE Ms Bini PREM Psychologist/Psychotherapist Danube University Krems Director Psychologische Ms Simone Julia DAXECKER IMC University of Applied International Relations Coordinator Studierendenberatung
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    Portrait de femmes ingénieurs 2008 Portrait de femmes ingénieurs 2008 Rapport du Women‘s Forum dans le cadre du projet SciTechGirls SciTechGirls est un projet initié par : L’Oréal Orange Avec pour partenaires institutionnels : École Centrale de Paris École Normale Supérieure Ville de Deauville Et pour partenaires privés : Accenture Areva GDF Suez Intel Lenovo Microsoft Thales Présidente et Fondatrice du Women’s Forum Aude ZIESENISS DE THUIN Rédactrice en chef Claudine SCHMUCK (projet SciTechGirls) Ont participé à la rédaction : Chantal DARSCH (CEFI), Marianne RODOT (FEMMES INGÉNIEURS), Marie-Hélène THERRE (FEMMES INGÉNIEURS), Gérard DUWAT (CNISF) Maquette, mise en page Catherine MARTIN (PAGIMAGE) Rapport rédigé à partir des résultats de l’Enquête ingénieurs 2008 du Conseil national des ingénieurs et scientifiques de France (CNISF) en collaboration avec le Comité d’études sur les formations des ingénieurs (CEFI), données 2007/2008. La reproduction des articles et informations parus dans ce document est autorisée sans droit, sous réserve de mention d’origine. Sommaire Préface 5 Avant-propos. Portrait de femmes ingénieurs en 2008 7 1. Qui sont les femmes ingénieurs en 2008? 9 Les femmes ingénieurs représentent 17,7% de tous les ingénieurs diplômés 9 Les femmes ingénieurs sont plus jeunes que les hommes 9 27,5% des ingénieurs de moins de 30 ans sont des femmes 9 L’origine sociale 10 2. D’où viennent-elles? 11 L’obtention du diplôme d’ingénieur 11 Modalités de la formation 11 Dans tous les domaines la proportion de femmes est inférieure à 50% 11 Quelles sont les spécialisations choisies par les femmes? 12 Les filières de spécialisations constituent un fort élément de différentiation des femmes ingénieurs 12 Les écarts positifs les plus importants sont observés en «Agronomie, sciences de la vie, IAA» et «Chimie» 13 L’écart négatif le plus important est observé en Sciences et Technologie de l’Information et de la Communication (STIC) 13 De nouvelles tendances émergent chez les femmes ingénieurs de moins de 30 ans 14 3.