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Forging Futures: Metal Casting Summer Youth Program Sparks Interest in Metallurgical Careers
Along with campfire cookware and bronze coins, high school students cast an eye on potential careers in metalworking during Metal Casting: Forge Your Future — a brand-new experience offered through Michigan Technological University's popular Summer Youth Programs. Offered by Michigan Tech's Summer Youth Programs (SYP) for the first time this summer, Metal Casting: Forge Your Future was developed in partnership with The Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation's (IACMI's) national Metallurgical Engineering Trades Apprenticeship & Learning (METAL) program, and Tech's Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE). The department is home to Michigan Tech's metal foundry — one of the few fully operational metal foundries in the nation found on a college campus. The facility, MSE's departmental expertise, and the University's ability to partner with METAL created the perfect setup for getting pre-college students excited about the science and art of metal casting and forging.
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MTU Robotics Lab Wins International Autonomous Navigation Competition
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2025 Bhakta Rath Award Recipients Develop Models to Address Future Climate Challenges
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Design Expo Celebrates 25 Years of Experiential Learning Innovation
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MTU Student Organization Hosts Regional Civil Engineering Symposium, Secures Place in National Competition
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MTU Researcher Wins NSF CAREER Award for Machine Learning Advances in Materials Design
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MTU Class of 2025 Celebrates Spring Commencement
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2024 MAE Magazine
The Department of Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics reaches for new horizons, embracing excellence and growth with a new name that reflects our expansion in aerospace engineering research and degree programs.