Women in Engineering at Edith Cowan University - Wieecu

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Women in Engineering at Edith Cowan University (WIEECU) is a student run group for the support and development of female students in nontraditional fields of study science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM). WIEECU was formed to promote the study engineering to female students, in the hope that with support we can improve the number of students in attendance across the first two years. Our

15/06/2026

Are you an undergraduate student interested in a career in the Power Industry? Want to be part of a global shift in the way we source and power the world? 🌎 💡

The Power Institute is here to support you in kickstarting your career with our Power UP Scholarship! Applications are now open - take charge of your future and apply now!! 🤩 ⚡

Who can apply?
🌟 Undergraduate students in 1st to 3rd year of university, studying a power sector-related degree
🌟 Current members of the API Power UP Program (Tip: You can sign up to the Power UP Program through the Scholarship application form below!)

What degrees qualify as power-sector related?
🌟 Electrical, chemical, mechanical/mechatronics, or biochemical engineering
🌟 Power-engineering related studies such as telecommunications, computing, IoT, Data, Science etc.

Applications will remain open from 1 April - 30 June 2026.

Apply now: https://www.api.edu.au/scholarship-program/scholarship-2026

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The Power Institute have OFFICIALLY opened applications for the 2026 Power Up Scholarships.

Apply now: https://www.api.edu.au/scholarship-program/scholarship-2026

Why apply?
• At least one paid vacation placement in the power industry valued at $15,000+
• $4,000 cash paid at $1,000 per year of study in a relevant degree
• Learn more about the power industry and connect nation-wide with your peers and professionals through the Power UP Inside Industry webinars
• Opportunity to attend national industry conferences for free with travel and accommodation paid through the TJ Effeney Award
• Receive Industry recognised credentialling to give your graduate application a boost
• Be an emerging leader in Australia’s clean energy future.

27/05/2026

Dear Engineering Students,

Women in engineering at ECU, in association with Alstom, is excited to invite you to an exclusive industry tour of the Alstom RMS lab. RMS refers to the Rail Management System, a Communications-Based Train Control (CBTC) and advanced digital signalling solution designed for heavy-haul, mining, and urban passenger networks.

This opportunity is especially relevant for Electrical and Mechatronics Engineering students interested in signalling, automation, communications systems, control systems, and the future of smart rail technology, however other disciplines are also invited.

📍 Location: Level 4 at 190 St Georges Terrace.

📅 Date & Time: Friday, 29th May 2026. 12:30pm to 2:30pm

Dress code: Business Casual

🛠️ What to expect:

* A guided tour of Alstom’s facilities and operations
* Insights into rail systems, signalling, and transport technology
* Opportunities to engage with industry professionals and engineers
* Learn more about current and future rail projects in WA
* Networking opportunities with the Alstom team and fellow students

Light catering will be provided.

Register your expression of interest here: https://forms.gle/nrkd3MeRkfkftHSD9

Limited spots available- Apply now!

⚠️ Please note: Due to limited capacity, submitting an expression of interest does not guarantee attendance. Only students who are approved will receive a confirmation email.