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Unlocking Potential: Empowering Tomorrow’s Innovators

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, fostering early STEM identities and empowering learners has never been more critical. Engineering and…

Two students work on a sustainable design at the Student Sustainability Design Hack at Realize LIVE.

World Engineering Day: Closing the skills gap for a sustainable future

Through the Siemens Academic and Future Workforce Program, we’re providing hands-on learning, cutting-edge technology and real-world experiences to make sustainability a core competency for engineers. 

Why the best online courses feel like a community, not a classroom

What if we approached online education differently? What if we embraced the idea that learning, like life, takes a village?

Students who master Siemens software gain a strong foundation in industry-relevant skills, making them attractive candidates to potential employers.

From classroom to career: The benefits of using Siemens student software 

Learn how Siemens student software enhances your learning journey, builds career-ready skills and opens doors to exciting opportunities. 

A harness design is represented in Siemens Solid Edge software.

Which software is essential for electrical engineering students?

As electrical engineering continues to transform, gaining proficiency in the right software tools is essential for students to succeed academically…

A turbojet engine is displayed as a teaching aid for students.

How the Evering Institute empowers students to simulate turbojet engine behavior, develop predictive maintenance algorithms and more with the digital twin

When a turbojet engine test bench went out of order, the Evering Institute decided to explore the use of the digital twin in the classroom with great success.

A student presents a simulation to a group of his peers.

Adapting engineering education to the way students learn today

If educators can reimagine how they structure their programs to better align with modern learning preferences, they can help students develop critical skills while ensuring that degrees remain relevant and valuable.

A female student laughs and smiles at the front of a class.

The future of engineering education is modular: How microcredentials support flexible, inclusive programs

Modularizing curricula with microcredentials offers students more flexible pathways, making engineering more inclusive among other benefits.

Customer Success with the Siemens Xcelerator for Startups program: VCycene

This month we sat down with one of our newest clients, VCycene, to discuss their startup journey and experience with…