Communities at DTU
In the boxes below, you will find examples of networks that work to promote Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at DTU (DE&I). The list is not exhaustive. Please contact the DE&I team if you know of a similar network at DTU that others should be aware of. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are everyone's responsibility, and you can make a difference by joining or establishing a network.
What can the networks do? They can promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, create support communities, and improve the culture of collaboration.
What do employees/students gain from participating in them? Employees and students have the opportunity to network, share experiences, receive support, and contribute to a more inclusive and equitable workplace.
Why should you participate? Participation in a DE&I network can foster personal and professional development, promote a sense of belonging, and contribute to a more positive and supportive work environment.
Dedicated to supporting women in STEM fields and engineering at DTU.
A community where students can engage in informal conversations, share language tips and cultural insights. Read more here.
Aims to create a strong and visible community on campus through social events. Read more here.
Works to improve healthcare technology in developing countries through engineering skills. Read more here.
The DTU DEI Community is a forum where members from the administration, departments and centres, the Coorporation and joint consultation committee, various networks and committees come together around a shared interest in and work with diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) at DTU. The community provides a framework for knowledge sharing and mutual inspiration. Members are selected by their respective departments, networks, etc.
Brings together individuals from diverse backgrounds through activities and events. Read more here.
Representatives working with inappropriate behavior meet in this network. Read more here.
A forum for students with open dialogue on gender equality at DTU. Read more here.
The local Erasmus Student Network at DTU that introduces international students to Denmark and Danish culture. Read more here.
Connects Faroese students at DTU through social events. Read more here.
