Trump admin partners with Ohio State on manufacturing program

Ohio State University will partner with the federal government to implement a new manufacturing curriculum as part of the Foundry School program, launched nationwide to address a projected shortage of 3.8 million skilled manufacturing jobs by 2033. The initiative, announced by Vice President JD Vance, aims to train engineers, technicians, and leaders in advanced manufacturing through courses developed by Stanford University. The program emphasizes modern factory design, automation, digital manufacturing, and other sector-specific skills, with Ohio chosen for its role in U.S. re-industrialization efforts.

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