A warning from a group of PhD students about the path universities are on.
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If you want more women in your organisation, advertise jobs that are designated for women only. That’s what Delft University of Technology did. Delft had a problem. It had too few women faculty members…
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PhD Student, European University Institute
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Professor, Finnish Institute for Educational Research, University of Jyväskylä
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Chair, The Conversation
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Rector Emeritus
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Subject Group Leader, Centre of Wellbeing and Healthcare, Edinburgh Napier University
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PhD student, European University Institute
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Senior researcher, Joint Research Centre (JRC)
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Phd Student, European University Institute