From desk lamps and hairbrushes to dining tables and bed frames, the manufacturing process has become so seamless that it can easily produce any item you need. For centuries, the manufacturing industry has driven economic …
Manufacturing Systems
Which Engineering Program Is Right for Me?
Whether you’re searching for a program that will accelerate your current career path or pivoting from your current specialty into an exciting new role in the engineering industry, the University of Wisconsin–Madison offers multiple online …
Fulfilling Opportunities for Engineers: Addressing the Manufacturing Talent Shortage
As the manufacturing industry transitions into Industry 4.0, it also finds itself in the unique position of finding skilled workers, especially in the field of engineering technology. According to a study, 45 % of manufacturers …
Top Skills for Manufacturing Systems Engineering Students
If you’re working in the manufacturing systems engineering field, there are two ways that you can get ahead: learn the industry’s latest skills or earn new credentials. Fortunately, you can do both simultaneously through the …
Trends in Manufacturing Engineering
Despite labor shortages, the manufacturing industry is on the move. The production of industrial goods, ranging from aircrafts to automobiles to chemicals, is surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Additionally, the industry is shifting from the traditional machine-based …
6 Reasons Earning an Advanced Engineering Degree at UW Madison Is Different
Picture this: After careful consideration, you’ve concluded that returning to school to earn an online graduate credential in engineering is the perfect fit for you. Congratulations! The next step involves choosing a university with programs …
The Future of Engineering: Advancing Diversity
Engineering is about progress: working toward a brighter future. And in so many ways, the industry reflects these ideals. Every year, there seems to be a technological advancement that makes the world stop and stare. …
The Benefits of an Online Education at UW–Madison
The idea of going back to school can be a thrilling one: learning advanced engineering skills, making new networking connections and furthering your education to take your career to the next level. Occasionally, though, those …