From campus to construction: PNG UoT graduate helps shape women’s pathway into engineering

Australia is investing in infrastructure projects in Papua New Guinea with a specific focus on empowering women and girls through education and career opportunities in engineering. This initiative aims to create a stronger educational foundation and open new pathways for women in a traditionally male-dominated field.

A graduate from the Papua New Guinea University of Technology is highlighted as a key figure in this effort, actively contributing to shaping a future where more women can enter and thrive in engineering professions. Her involvement signifies a tangible outcome of the support provided.

The broader goal is to strengthen educational outcomes across the nation while fostering a more inclusive environment within the engineering sector. This collaboration between Australia and Papua New Guinea underscores a commitment to gender equality and sustainable development through education.