Only 34 per cent of science, technology, engineering and maths graduates and just 17 per cent of specialist ICT workers in the EU are women, according to data collated by the European Commission.
The Commission’s Women in Digital Scoreboard, which published its latest figures on 11 June, combines data from across the continent to rank member states based on the participation of women in their digital economies.
The scoring system is based on 13 indicators and shows a strong correlation between member states’ general digital competitiveness and the involvement of women in their digital economy.
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