As a result of the development of globalization and knowledge-based economy, human resource development has become a key issue for governments worldwide. As the cultivation of female talents in science and technology has been greatly emphasized in the UK recently, this paper tries to analyze the approaches taken by the British government in this regard. Through document analysis, it is found that the British government has taken strategies from three dimensions to cultivate women talents: secondary education, higher education and the industry. At the secondary education level, the effort is mainly on academic and career planning guidance. At the higher education level, it is mainly through the organization of Athena SWAN and the support of professional societies such as the National Institute for Health Research. On top of that, gaining the support of the industry is also one of the crucial strategies. Based on the findings, some suggestions are made for universities and the government of Taiwan.