Career Reformer | Neurodivergent Women

A career progression experience combining personalised insight, a three-day residential and the power of community.

You have skills, experience, ideas and ambitions. But higher education workplaces don't always recognise or support different ways of thinking, working and leading.

Perhaps you've spent years adapting to expectations that don't work for you. Perhaps your strengths are overlooked, progression feels unclear or you're ready to explore something different.

Career Reformer brings neurodivergent women from across UK higher education together to reflect, reconnect with their ambitions and explore what progression could look like for them.

It's an opportunity to step away from everyday demands, recognise the conditions that help you thrive and make more intentional choices about your future.

You don't need to change the way your mind works to have a career that works for you.

What you'll gain

• Greater clarity about your career ambitions and priorities.

• A deeper understanding of your strengths and the conditions that help you thrive.

• Insight into the workplace barriers affecting your progression.

• Meaningful connections with neurodivergent women across higher education.

• A practical plan for your next career steps.

Who is it for?

Neurodivergent women working in academic and professional services roles across UK higher education who want to explore their career ambitions and progression.

Whether you're autistic, have ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia or another form of neurodivergence, this programme creates space to explore career progression in ways that recognise different experiences, strengths and needs.

You don't need to be in a senior role or have a particular career goal.

Join the inaugural cohort for Neurodivergent women

Dates: July 2027
Location: The University of Warwick
Format: Three-day residential programme
Price: £2,995 + VAT