Getting women back to work

QUEENSLAND’S board of professional engineers (BPEQ) has moved to ensure a clear path for engineering women to get back into the workforce with the launch of the Back in the Workforce bursary.

Board of Professional Engineers booth at conference

03 August 2016
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Open to Queensland-based female registered professional engineers, non-practicing professional engineers and former registered professional engineers, the bursary is designed to contribute to the

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