The Learning Resources Collection

As generative AI revolutionizes STEM, employers are growing wary of investing in upskilling and devoting precious energy to seemingly endless transformation.

E-Fest Careers 2024 hosted thousands of students and offered them learning, engagement, and network opportunities through numerous live and on demand sessions.

Gabriella Coloyan Fleming and Abdulrahman Alsharif join ASME Techcast to discuss the technical and professional skills students need to move from higher education into their engineering careers.

Microcredentials—short courses that verify competency in a particular area and culminate in the earning of a digital badge—help job candidates gain employment more quickly.

The trend of pursuing a Ph.D. later in life is real. But there are challenges for those students who decide to return to the classroom and pursue an advanced degree.

Many engineers struggle, but they possess foundational skills necessary to make good negotiators.

Landing a job at an engineering company with a stellar reputation and strong talent pipeline takes a mixture of specialized skills, passion, and personality.

About half of those pursuing an engineering major change their field of study or drop out before graduation. And half do so during their first year of college.

Award winners share their strategies for submitting and winning industry recognition.

Pick an online engineering graduate program that’s right for you and meets your financial need. But don’t forget to stay connected and disciplined to succeed.

One of the best ways to celebrate Black History Month is learning more about the contributions of Black engineers and inventors—past, present, and future.

Engineers prioritize choices in education, industry, and more.

YouTube offers viewers a wide range of mechanical engineering content, from real-life demonstrations of popular mechanics and processes to college-level courses and test prep.

What emerging technologies should mechanical engineers be most familiarized with?

Applied learning combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience and then adds a layer of compliance education surrounding legally enforceable engineering codes.

There are two standout qualities that every mid-career engineer needs. Here’s how to develop both so you can get ahead and remain competitive throughout your career.

With thousands of listed engineering jobs and robust career planning tools, here's how you can make more money now.

Transferable Skills Are Abilities Or Proficiencies That Are Valued Across Multiple Disciplines & Industries Find Out Top 10 Most Transferable Job Skills For Engineers

New learning experiences help make the complex simpler—they are flexible and convenient, so engineers can receive education where and when they need it.

One of the best investments you can make is helping your employees upskill through continuing education.

You’ve probably heard professional development hours and continuing education units mentioned at the same time as potential solutions for these problems—but they’re not quite the same thing.

Consider convenience, current knowledge, and business impacts before making this key decision.

Arin Ceglia, ASME’s director of learning and development, offers insight on how modern course design helps engineers keep up in a rapidly shifting field.

What is the business case for investing in continuing education?