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Schneider Electric and Ewha Womans University Join Hands to Foster Talent in Energy Management and Industrial Automation

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Free provision of 36 Academy courses and joint development of customized curriculum
With the demand for skilled professionals in energy management and industrial automation growing as the spread of AI and digital transformation accelerates, Schneider Electric and Ewha Womans University have joined hands.

Schneider announced that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ewha Womans University on the 22nd.

This agreement includes provisions for both organizations to jointly pursue the provision of Schneider Electric Academy courses and the joint development of customized programs with the goal of fostering professional talent in the fields of energy management and industrial automation.

Schneider plans to offer a portion of the Academy's open curriculum free of charge to undergraduate and graduate students at Ewha Womans University.

Established in 2007, the Schneider Electric Academy currently operates 36 training courses centered on the industrial, automation, and electrical sectors, covering major fields such as data centers, energy management, EV batteries, smart factories, and smart buildings.

It is reported that the annual number of participants in the training will exceed 2,000 as of 2025.

Schneider Electric Academy is focusing on strengthening education in the fields of data centers and digital power management by 2026.

dataIt was announced that it provides training on power infrastructure advancement, including center design, UPS, battery, and cooling systems, and Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) improvement, and also operates an EcoStruxure-based predictive maintenance course.

Both institutions plan to establish a sustainable industry-academia cooperation model by jointly developing and operating a customized curriculum that reflects these industry trends.

“With the spread of AI and the acceleration of digital transformation, the competencies required in industrial settings are changing rapidly,” said Son Jang-ik, Director of the Schneider Electric Academy. “Through this agreement, we will support students in accessing the latest technologies and practical experience used in the industrial field, and actively contribute to fostering future talent who will lead the fields of energy management and industrial automation.”