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Recognising advancement of gender equality: representation, progression and success for all

Athena Swan Bronze LogoThe School of Public Health has been awarded an Athena SWAN Bronze Award. These are given to UK university departments recognising significant achievement and exemplary practice in supporting women to develop science, technology, engineering and medicine careers. Part of our role is to track key Athena SWAN metrics of diversity.

 

 

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Events and initiatives

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Opportunities Committee

The School of Public Health's Opportunities Committee develops the Athena SWAN action plan to improve culture and organisation to benefit everyone.

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Case studies

Read about how members of staff within the School of Public Health have benefitted from Athena SWAN initiatives.

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School of Public Health 2018 Athena Swan application (PDF)‌

School of Public Health Athena SWAN Action Plan 2018-2021 (PDF)

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