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.
On this episode of Innovation in the Classroom, Dora Smith is joined by Dr. Stephan Simons, a professor of automation and…
A challenge for the innovator in all engineering students Are you up for the new Challenge? It’s a new year,…
Have you ever had an idea for an app, but didn’t feel like you had the coding or software skills…
The future is digital, and the computer engineering business is only projected to grow. So, why not get ahead and…
An interview with Tess Strauch from Bethpage High School Teaching STEM topics is a trend that will only grow in…
When it comes to preparing to join the workforce, spending time as an intern is one of the best ways…
Exposing students to the possibilities of engineering is essential in creating a pipeline of STEM talent that can support the…
Members of the Siemens Global Academic Partner Program team attended the recent World Engineering Education Forum (WEEF) and Global Engineering…
Formula Student teams at FSC benefited from on-site workshops on many technical engineering topics in the Siemens booth. Co-authored by…
