… of senior researchers and 26 % of research directors are women. That gap is even wider at top management level, where women make up only 22 %. The Glass Ceiling Index (which … likelihood of reaching top career levels) disadvantages women in departments where the presence of women balances or …
… It began following on from a recommendation in the Women’s Forum Report on Gender Imbalance at Queens (May 2000) … level and come out of Schools budgets. The Fund enables women across the university, not only academics, to take …
… respectful organisational culture, and that it is not ‘a women’s issue’. Improving organisational cultures also … that set out expectations for the behaviour of staff and managers (see also the toolbox section on sexual harassment … may also want to consider issues such as visibility of women in activities, for instance, in expert panels and …
… and implementing GEPs, especially at universities. As both women and men take part in R & I, implementing structural and cultural change to promote gender equality is not a women’s issue . Men are explicitly called upon to engage, together with women, in initiatives towards the modernisation of research …
… for internal stakeholders are as follows: shares of women and men members of decision-making bodies; shares of women and men members of decision-making bodies who have … through feedback surveys after training courses); share of women among newly appointed members of decision-making …
… panels make sure to aim for a balanced representation of women and men in the panels. Overall, however, the … the budget for disciplines with a greater share of women or to create specific calls for fields in which women are the majority. Last but not least, research funding …
… to improve the assessment process, to attract more women to apply, etc.: for this purpose, you can use the … inspiration; map the existing internal measures to promote women, to sensitise about gender equality, to enhance … you notice that your major challenge is to attract more women applicants, you might put the focus of your GEP on …
… referring to dynamics in research teams, for example when women researchers are less often named as first author, or … stronger networks, which is why men are cited more than women, which consequently generates higher impact points. The … when decisions are taken under time pressure – and concern women and men evaluators. In 1997, Wennerås and Wold showed …
… one gender; rather, they should be inclusive and target women and men in all their diversity. Consequently, a GEP is … communicated internally and externally, for instance how women and men are represented on an organisation’s website …