Strengthening Inclusive Policies for Graduates of the Industrial Engineering Program in CORHUILA in the Promotion of the Workplace (#891)
Read ArticleDate of Conference
July 17-19, 2024
Published In
"Sustainable Engineering for a Diverse, Equitable, and Inclusive Future at the Service of Education, Research, and Industry for a Society 5.0."
Location of Conference
Costa Rica
Authors
CHAVARRO CARDOZO, FRANCY ROCIO
ARIAS VARGAS, GEYNI
RODRIGUEZ, INGRID
RAMOS PARRA, ANDRES LEONARDO
POLANÍA ESCOBAR, VALENTINA
Abstract
Gender equality in the professional field remains a challenge, especially in areas traditionally dominated by men such as industrial engineering. This research project, entitled aims to analyze the contribution of female graduates and students in promoting gender equality in the work environment. Using a qualitative methodology, which combines qualitative approaches, the impact of these women was evaluated in terms of performance, productivity, innovation and economic growth in companies. The results showed that, although CORHUILA has policies for graduates, inclusion and gender equality, the strategies aimed at female graduates are not fully defined. In addition, it is essential to articulate these policies and specifically consider female graduates as part of the female gender. The need to strengthen inclusive policies within the academic program and in the business, sector is highlighted, ensuring that women have equal opportunities and access to work environments that encourage their full professional development. In addition, the importance of implementing support and awareness systems to prevent gender violence and promote a culture of equality and respect at all levels is highlighted.