About the Survey The Athena Survey of Science Engineering and Technology (ASSET), is a low cost, open access, web-based survey of career progression in STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics) in Higher Education.
Previous ASSET surveys ran in 2003, 2004, and 2006, which between them covered over 7,500 male and female respondents, from more than 70 universities. The current project will complete the development, and secure the future, of ASSET, and it will possible for universities participating in the 2010 survey to access their own data easily, and speedily, and to compare themselves against UK figures. It will provide a framework for future surveys with the intention that they should be run every 5/6 years, in a methodologically robust and cost effective way. |
Participating - Please note, the 2010 survey is now closed. The national analysis will be available here later in March 2010. The survey is open to scientists, who work in and/or are employed by a UK university in a STEMM subject area,
PhD students who are not ‘employed’ are not eligible. 'STEMM' is used throughout the survey as shorthand for science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine, and related areas. Similarly ’scientist’ is used generically and encompasses engineers, technologists, mathematicians and clinicians. If you fall within these eligibility criteria and would like to participate in the survey please select the university that employs you from the list on the right.
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