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Pittsburg State University will soon present a world-class conference when the College of Technology hosts the 9th annual Investment Casting Engineering Camp from May 28 to June 3.

Thanks to a new partnership with the German company MAGMA, metal casting students at Pittsburg State University will have the chance to learn how to use the company’s software before they graduate. Recently, PSU became the only university in North American identified as a certification site for the software, known as MAGMASOFT.

A technology professor at Pittsburg State University has been named to the advisory board of an international magazine on metal casting.

Students using Pittsburg State University's metallurgy lab will soon have access to new computers, microscopes and analysis equipment thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Foundry Educational Foundation.

A student in Pittsburg State University's manufacturing engineering technology program has been given a rare opportunity to discuss his trade with leaders in his field at a national conference.