Solihull College & University Centre’s Student Voice President recently organised the ‘FutureHER’ conference at Blossomfield Campus, bringing together students from a range of disciplines, industry leaders, and guest speakers for an empowering day focussed on diversity and inclusion in STEM.
Hayaat Hussain, currently studying Motor Vehicle at the College’s Woodlands Campus, welcomed students to the conference to engage with trailblazing speakers, participate in interactive workshops, and network with like-minded peers.
Hayaat Hussain, Student Voice President, led the organisation of FutureHER, inspiring students and championing inclusion in STEM.
Guest speakers, including esteemed professionals from various STEM fields, shared their journeys and insights, inspiring attendees to challenge stereotypes and take bold steps toward their futures. The day featured a competitive workshop where students applied their skills in real-world problem-solving. The competition was judged by the College’s Executive Management Team, who were guided by Hayaat in evaluating the innovative solutions presented.
Over lunch, students continued engaging in meaningful conversations, exchanging ideas, and building valuable connections within the College STEM community. The atmosphere buzzed with inspiration as participants reflected on the impact of inclusivity in the field.
Highlights from FutureHER: a day of innovation, connection, and empowerment at Solihull College & University Centre.
Student EDI and Enrichment Manager, Grace Wynne Willson, praised the event’s success: “This event is a powerful reminder of the importance of representation in STEM. Seeing students inspired, engaged, and supported in their aspirations was truly incredible.”
With FutureHER, students left empowered to take their next steps with confidence, knowing they are part of a growing movement towards inclusivity and diversity in STEM.
Watch the highlights from FutureHER, where students came together to challenge stereotypes and shape the future of STEM.
