Skills needs in Industry 4.0 – Global Career Webinar

Join us for a global career webinar with industry leaders in digital transformation on the skills graduates need to be work ready.

Investments in new technologies are accelerating the transformation of the manufacturing environment.

We're seeing an evolution from labor-intensive tasks to technology-based activities demanding new skills to improve quality, process, performance and safety.

​Our global webinar on Skills needs in Industry 4.0 will see leaders from RMIT’s global alumni community share their insights including:​

  • ​The current trends and dynamics in the sector
  • The skills graduates need to be work ready
  • What the future looks like beyond COVID-19

​Speakers will share their personal journey from graduating from RMIT to today and their views on how work environments are transforming.​

The discussion will be followed by a Q&A session. You can submit questions to the speakers ahead of the event as part of your event registration.

This event is open to RMIT’s global community of current and prospective students, staff and alumni. ​

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