Learn how Siemens’ Global Academic and Future Workforce Program is supporting educators, students and industry alike by addressing the engineering skills gap.
The Design for the Circular Economy microcredential from Siemens and CU Boulder offers an ABET-recognized experience for every learning pathway within the microcredential
Siemens is proud to offer several exciting courses on Coursera aimed at equipping learners with the skills needed for sustainable design.
Michigan Baja’s team captain shares insights on the value of this competition for engineers preparing for their careers and the secrets behind the team’s success.
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Tuomas Rahkola and Teemu Kivelä won the 2026 FAME Additive Manufacturing Design Challenge with a bracket concept developed through research,…
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Look around you right now. Your phone, your laptop, your car’s dashboard, the microwave in your kitchen, even the pacemaker…
Student competitions give aspiring engineers something a classroom alone cannot provide: the opportunity to solve real engineering challenges as part…
Discover a workforce initiative that provides free, industry-recognized credentials to help service members transition into high-demand careers.
Microcredentials promise a flexible way to address skills gaps by teaching and recognising the specific skills employers need, faster than…
Forward-thinking manufacturers are addressing the skills gap with credentialing programs that develop engineers with the exact digital skills and mindset today’s roles demand.
Author: Inga Becker, R&D Strategy Professional at Siemens A while ago, my family and I, along with some of my…
