Why do girls and women progressively lose interest in Science? It is common knowledge that there are few women at the top leadership of public and private entities but even fewer at the…
Women Remain Underrepresented in STEM Study and Profession
Just a third of graduates with STEM degrees in Africa are women; even lower in maths, engineering, computer science and physics (UNESCO, 2023).
Our findings…
By Dr. Victor Konde and Dr. Yee Kwan Tang
Executive Summary
The study investigates how Zambian students at different educational levels—junior secondary, senior secondary, and university—use various information sources when making academic subject…
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