Explore high-paying careers in clean, high-tech Connecticut manufacturing.
Curriculum Development
To meet the workforce needs of today's high tech manufacturers, the Center is developing resources for both educators and students to increase manufacturing job readiness skills. Resources include relevant programs offered through the Connecticut Community College's College of Technology, work-based learning projects developed through faculty externships, new curriculum developed in partnership with industry, and existing programs such as Project Lead the Way.
Navigate Your Way into the Next Generation of Manufacturing |
- Faculty Externships - work-based learning projects
- Advanced Manufacturing Certificates in Lean and Supply Chain Management
- Project Lead the Way - pre-engineering high school program
- Laser Technology Option - Manufacturing Engineering Technology A.S.
- Plastics Option - Technology Studies A.S.
- Laser Manufacturing Technician A.S. Degree
- University of Connecticut School of Engineering Course Selection
- University of Connecticut General Education Courses
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Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Department of Economic
and Community Development
National Society of Black Engineers
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Connecticut Dream It, Do It Campaign
National Center for Manufacturing Education
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