degrees that work.
The modern workforce offers tremendous opportunities for men and women prepared to apply advanced technology in their fields.
A new “degrees that work” broadcast production of Pennsylvania College of Technology and WVIA public television, introduces 21st century career and education opportunities.
Episodes
Nanotechnology
Available Now
Welding and Fabrication
Available Now
Plastics and Polymers
Coming Soon
Automated Manufacturing
Coming Soon
The series launch in November 2007, features “Nanotechnology”.
Other episodes will be broadcast on WVIA public television (and available here) in 2008. See program schedule
Industry drives economy
Pennsylvania has identified nine targeted industry clusters that drive the state’s economy. More than two-thirds of jobs in the state are found in these areas.
- Advanced Materials and Diversified Manufacturing
- Agriculture and Food Production
- Building and Construction
- Business and Financial Services
- Education
- Information and Communication Services
- Life Sciences
- Logistics and Transportation
- Lumber, Wood and Paper
“In our 21st century economy, education is the key to progress, and without it our workers are at a distinct disadvantage.” - Gov. Edward G. Rendell
For more information visit Pennsylvania Career Guide
Coming Soon
Educational resources for K-12 educators
Stay tuned to learn more about how to use “degrees that work” episodes to enhance K-12 curriculum and inspire children to consider careers that offer the greatest potential for success.