Last Wednesday, we had the pleasure of hosting Pathways and Opportunities in Tech at DMU, delivered by the brilliant team at Coding Black Females. The event offered an inspiring glimpse into the tech industry, featuring a dynamic panel of professionals, including a DMU alumna (Seun Komolafe), who shared their journeys, challenges, and successes.
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day is just around the corner, and DMU’s Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Team is organising a series of inspiring events across campus. This year’s celebrations focus on recognising and uplifting women across various fields and experiences, fostering an inclusive environment for all.
Read MoreDMU Pride is returning for an eleventh year, with an exciting month of vibrant events taking place to mark LGBTQ+ History Month. Running from Thursday 30 January to Thursday 6 March, the in-person and online events are designed to raise awareness and celebrate the achievements of the LGBTQ+ community.
Read MoreAs we step into the festive season, there’s a warm glow of pride across the Faculty of Computing, Engineering, and Media (CEM) as we look back on a vibrant and impactful year. From celebrating diversity to shining a spotlight on innovation and inspirations, 2024 was filled with moments that brought our community together.
Read MoreAt DMU, we’re proud to mark Disability History Month with a series of thought-provoking and inspiring events designed to celebrate diversity, foster understanding, and spark conversations about inclusivity. This year’s lineup offers something for everyone, from personal stories to engaging discussions, aimed at students and staff alike.
Read MoreAs part of our Black History Month celebrations, we are excited to present a conversation with Dr. Kutoma Wakunuma and Dr. Adebowale Owoseni, two brilliant academics from the Faculty of Computing, Engineering, and Media, whose work in A.I. is helping shape a more inclusive and ethically aware future. In this interview, they share their insights on A.I.’s role in addressing global challenges, the ethical considerations surrounding its use, and how technology can advance societal wellbeing.
Read MoreTo mark Ada Lovelace Day, we had the opportunity to interview Sue Shelton, an inspirational Technical Skills Instructor in Aeronautical Engineering, and the only female technician in the Faculty of Computing, Engineering, and Media at DMU.
Read MoreWednesday 8 May 2024, 12.30-3pm
Queens Building, De Montfort University
You are invited to an exciting event hosted by Coding Black Females at De Montfort University.
Read MoreTo celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) on Friday 8 March, DMU Women are hosting a series of online and in-person events.
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