PennWest and AIM Institute are partnering to create a new program in plastics injection molding for students
Pennsylvania: Exciting news! The American Injection Molding Institute (AIM) and Pennsylvania Western University (PennWest) are joining forces. They’re launching a new program focused on plastics injection molding.
This partnership is all about giving students a leg up in their careers. Starting this fall, students can dive into AIM coursework right away. It’s a great chance to fast-track their education.
Students will learn everything from plastics materials to mold design and even simulation techniques. The focus is on real-world skills that employers are looking for. Plus, PennWest’s courses will help prepare them for various jobs in the industry.
What’s cool is that students will get hands-on training at AIM’s top-notch Injection Molding Lab. They can attend classes at different PennWest campuses, either in-person or online, making it super flexible.
AIM graduates can also earn up to 25 credits toward their PennWest degree, which is a nice bonus. David Hoffman from AIM mentioned that this partnership meets a real industry need for skilled workers.
James D. Fisher from PennWest expressed excitement about this collaboration, highlighting its focus on real-world skills and career opportunities. It’s all about helping students succeed in the injection molding field.
For more details, you can check out aim.institute or reach out to Peter Kuvshinikov at his email.
