Markforged Launches Additive Manufacturing University to Accelerate 3D Printing Expertise
Additive manufacturing is reshaping production, driving the Fourth Industrial Revolution forward. Companies that thrive will do so by embracing these technologies and rethinking how they design, produce, and operate. The biggest hurdle? Bridging the skill gap. While additive manufacturing delivers faster time‑to‑market, higher profitability, and greater efficiency, many organizations struggle to scale the technology because they lack in‑house expertise in Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM), project selection, and ROI measurement. Markforged responds with the Additive Manufacturing University—an industry‑leading training and certification program plus a free, comprehensive online learning library. Designed for designers, engineers, and manufacturers of all sizes, it equips users with the knowledge and tools needed to create extraordinary parts. Earn a Markforged Certified Additive Expert credential in composites, metal, or both. Two certification levels are available for each material: Students may also take the optional Business of Additive elective, which covers opportunity quantification, change management, and sustainable implementation strategies. Upon completion, you receive a certificate that validates your expertise and can be shared within your organization and professional network. The program is currently available to customers who own a Markforged printer. Three pathways to join the Additive Manufacturing University:
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