Are there girls in engineering? 

Janeen that "Alhamdulliah profs are rude to both guys and girls" was awesome 😂

What are girls?

mechatronics engineering student here, and the times there were more than 10 girls in them were so rare it's sad actually. but even more underrepresented than students were women professors. it does feel like the younger generations of girls are choosing engineering, and it's heartwarming

There were a few in all my classes. I remember our professor asked the class about why there aren't more. One guy said they aren't good at math and he got booed lol. Two of the best engineering professors I had were women. They were very good at testing on material that they actually taught. So many male professors would teach on thing and test on totally obscure engineering problems.

I think there's more nerdiness in physics/pure science majors than in engineering. Nice collab, Tamer.

18:06 This Palestinian girl is speaking straight FACTS

its hard to find the Engineering girls, and there is always stereotypes toward the engineering girls, I appreciated you produce tis video to make people understand no stereotype against the engineering girls.

I am so happy I found this video. gives me more awareness over what to expect while studying civil engineering.

I felt like I related mostly with Hosna. That advice of taking off from school for a while is one I took. Went one year in college for electrical engineering. I just wanted to be sure engineering is the route I want to take for my career. Now I've been working for 6 months. I'm still trying to find my passion. I am into mechanic... Thank you Hasna.

I've been watching your videos for a while now, and I appreciate the advice you provide. Thank you.

tamer shaheen my favorite youtuber, never stop uploading videos :D greetings from panama

This is amazing!!!! I don’t feel alone anymore. I’m a female engineering student and I’m currently doing my degree in electrical and computer engineering. It’s truly amazing to see other females doing different thematic areas around the world 🙏 what a brilliant video idea Tamer 👏🏻.

this felt like a vice interview. glad to hear other people's experiences in engineering though

Wow love this insight. I will start in about a month and a half as an engineer major. I was little scared of being a female in engineering. I love this makes me feel more comfortable of the environment.

I just loved this!!!

I developed the passion for engineering since 5th grade. Completed high school and found out I love everything about mechanical Engineering. Went to University and OH boy the criticisms whenever I go to companies for internships were insane. People ask me a lot of questions like I'm out of my mind for choosing that field. I think it's basically because of my country. Gradually loosing my passion but I pray I find myself around people who will appreciate my field of studies Good luck to all the engineering girls. You are amazing.

I love this video it is so relatable

Mechanical engineering girl here✋🏻

I’m a girl in engineering lmao me and my bestie are civil engineers and my other girl friend is a mechanical engineer!!🥰🥰

Thank you for the video

I was lucky to be part of a mechanical engineering undergrad batch with a grand total of 3 girls 😂 We had the most girls. Of class of about 20 something.

I did materials engineering at uoft and i never realized there were so few of us, but we were only 23% of the class. I actually took a Process Simulation and Computer Design course in my fourth year where the total class size was 10 people, and I was the only girl 😅

as a future aerospace engineering student, i find this video very helpful, because as a girl i often feel left out during advanced physics and competitions in high school. though now i am more confident. LET'S GO STEM GIRLZZZ💅 i wish a great career for each of the girls in this video, i love you❤❤❤

Wow, it's incredible to hear the firsthand experiences of these talented female engineers. Their determination and passion for their fields is truly inspiring. As a mechanical engineer and engineering content creator myself, I appreciate their perspective and the efforts being made to increase diversity in engineering. Let's continue to support and encourage more girls to pursue STEM careers. Together, we can create a more inclusive and innovative future! 👩‍🔬🚀

In chemical engineering there are a lot of girls! We have around 40% which is fantastic (ideally it would be 50/50) and we recently did a short about getting more girls who are interested in ChemEng to take the course! Great video Tamer 👏

As a 25 years old female data engineer, I'm so prouuuud ❤❤❤❤

Adding my two cents to the advice section: The schools you go to care about their graduation rate, so they want you to do well and they have faith that you’ll do well. Keep pushing to all my fellow mechE students

I’m a latina who just got her cs bachelors degree! I can relate , I made no female friends in class hahah

lol that palestinian girl cracked me with her jokes 😂😂

In tunisia there are a lot of girls in engineering or women in stem in general , in fact 60% of students in my engineering school are girls!

After watching this video, i would say that mechanical engineering is really tough for girls. We are a group of 25 ppl having just one girl which is like what the hell is she doing alone ( according to her 😂). But she's still brave and wants to pursue her dream degree.

I was ready for this video to be 3 seconds: Intro, "Are there girls in engineering?" "No." xDD

TLDR: I think theres a mix of people. theres the bigots, theres those that are avoidant bc theyre unfamiliar, theres ppl who treat u normally, and theres those that give you special treatment. Also, the education environment feels more accepting than the employment environment. _______________ i just finished my first year of mechanical engineering and so far ive taken 2 design classes. my first one i was in a group of all girls. my professor was a bit of a bigot in general towards minorities and he gave us a harder time when we were giving presentations but i think it was just to piss us off cuz we all ended up with decent grades lol, so basically it was just pettiness. my second design class, i was in a group of 3 girls and 1 guy. he treated us like we were his bros. my professor was a pretty chill person in general and kinda uplifted us actually. well there was an instance i used a fabric made of crochet for our project, and we were struggling with making the project work, so my prof was very skeptical about it and blamed the crochet, but it ended up not being the problem. I think that's just the engineering world not being familiar with more "feminine" crafts, but crochet is such a valuable handicraft that brings a lot to the table. kind of an untapped world. My theory classes now- in materials science, i was one of 2 girls in the class, and towards the middle of the semester the only girl that showed up. I know there was a group chat that no one invited me to, and none of the ppl in my class spoke to me. In mechanics of solids, there were actually several girls, but thats because they were from different engineering majors. The guys in my major did not speak to me except one. He was very popular and had a lot of friends, but his friends from our major did not speak to me ever even when we were in a group setting. he was the only one who'd speak to me. The professors never treated me any differently. Actually I think my solids professor was more lenient with me bc the syllabus stated no late submissions for homework were allowed but he let me submit my missing homework after the semester ended to boost my grade lol (with a penalty but still) and he rounded my grade up. In terms of ppls reactions to me telling them my major- when i tell women, they're like omg you're so smart good for you etc. The only back lash I got was when i told my family. My dad was originally disapproving and while he didnt tell me explicitly he didnt want me to do it, hed make subtle jabs at it here and there. my grandpa on my dads side straight up told me it was for men, and my uncle on my dads side is against women working in general lol. but my mom's side is fine with it. Overall, I think theres a mix of people. theres the bigots, theres those that are unfamiliar, and theres ppl who dont gaf. i think ppl get scared away from engineering because they think its hell for women and you're gonna be treated specifically worse than others, but from my experience so far thats not the case, at least in the education sense. HOWEVER i will say at career fairs and recruiting sessions, recruiters HAVE treated me as if i was stupid. ive been ignored, interrupted, and shoved to the side for other candidates in the middle of me talking. So i think the world of employment is still behind. hopefully by the time i graduate things will be okay.

Hey Tamer, did you delete your previous video about the Apple PD interview? I watched it before but can't find it any more. That's a pretty great video tho! Sigh

studying mechatronics for undergrad. there are 7out of 30 females (including me) in our class

Thats a nice improvement in topics (hehe) interesting...

18:00 ahaha omg savage beast right there "literally do jack all day" ahaha i cant stop laughing

0:31 - wow im not alone as an older aerospace student 3:13

I'm a girl and i want to pursue engineering but i cant decide if i should go for software engineering or mechanical engineering!

How hard is learning engineering in foreign language , cuz i want to study in austria and iam scared if i wont understand anything 😢

Unpopular opinion, but being an Electrical Engineering graduate, I would say Electrical Engineering has more girls in it than Mechanical. In my batch, out of 48 students, 21 were female.

Yoo asking the real questions

bro on my Engineering class we have two girls, but one married and the other is gay. Sadge

im starting software engineering next month! c:

Janeen is funny ash😂

Yep studying mechanical engineering

Nice one almost got me there😅

11:10 great parenting there

I'm EE major and yes there are girls. Two of my friends are girls going into electromagnetics

i actually vouch for the biomedical engineering, i guess there are many girls there

In my school, I study civil engineering, I would say around 30-40% are women in my classes on average. I have noticed that chem and biomed engineering has the most women and mechanical has the least. Currently taking dynamics which is mostly civil and mechanicals and the girls in the class are usually in civil or bio-med lol- As a girl, I really benefited from group study but that's where I would meet the weird dudes- but telling them I have a boyfriend (he's a welder) helps-.

In my electrical eng degree the average is 10% of girls, its good to see this topic getting visibility.

Not for mechanical, ask me

bro how you gonna make the jump to this vid without giving us an update on your job search lol

You and Hazna look like a match bro

My class has 3 girls but 2 of them dropped out in 3rd year I study electrical engineering in computer science disipline

Im unsure if there are girls in engineering? I saw a girl the other day I rubbed my eyes to make sure and when I did she was gone. Was it a mirage? 🤔

Wait, what are girls?

We had one girl in mech class out of 55..

Crusty guys in ME 😂

the kind of content i signed up for😅

4:54 , 6:56 😂😂.

Saga❤

What even is that question

how funny to read comments. I had no girl in my Mechanical engineering Bachelor journey

Im a girl in industrial engineering ⚙️

UWM! Go Badgers!

POV: What we see every day at collage.

Bruv I spend 4 years with 1 girl in my civil engineering class. 😂

God bless 😊

Assembly's creator:

it’s like a good 30% of us

Nope

Engineering baddies? I’m down😊

Why Mechanical Design Engineering has little to no girls ?

Girls i don't understand girls 🤷 But the short answer to that ❓⁉️ is no 😂😂

In India more girls are engaging in Engineering.

MechE girly here 💖 💕

the simple answer is NO. orientation was 80% male

احبك في الله اتق الله يا اخي واحذر

This means more chance for us nerds to get a female companion, right? Right!?

I’m from Israel 🇮🇱

I used to be smart. But engineering humbled me. 🤣🤣🤣 All I know is you make sh*t Women in engineering are just men without the facial hair. Damn!

I don't watch the video, because who cares?

I think they were toxic

I don't like facial hair remove it

The beauty queen is not a good representation of an engineer. She’s not working as one and most young people, especially girls, would be fooled into thinking that engineering is more glamorous/ fashionable than it actually is.

girl? what's that?

I am doing mechanical engineering in India and I didn't know that this problem was worldwide. In India you can find enough software engineering girls but when you go to mechanical and civil there are very few of them . I don' t know why is this so. This not only impacts diversity in engineering but it also has some impacts on us boys (doing engineering) having spending a large chunk of time without any interaction with other sex.🥲🥲

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