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UNDER THE MICROSCOPEScience Technology Engineering Mathematics
How Hitachi is addressing the shortage of STEM professionals in the United States.
TM3000Tabletop Microscope
EDUCATE
TO INNOVATE
Providing schools TM3000microscopes, 300+ to date.
15x-30,000x magnification2x-4x digital zoom
Portable, Lightweight
Helping train100,000+
STEM educators.
Curating and maintaininginspireSTEMeducation.usSupplemental learning for all.
CAREER OPTIONS
BiomedicalEngineer
27% GrowthProjected
$86,000Avg. Wage
Software/AppDeveloper
23% GrowthProjected
$92,000Avg. Wage
CivilEngineer
20% GrowthProjected
$81,000Avg. Wage
Mathematician
23% GrowthProjected
$102,000Avg. Wage
Physicist
10% GrowthProjected
$110,000Avg. Wage
Comp. NetworkArchitect
15% GrowthProjected
$95,000Avg. Wage
AerospaceEngineer
7% GrowthProjected
$104,000Avg. Wage
Statistician
27% GrowthProjected
$79,000Avg. Wage
MATH
EARTH
SCIENCE
PHYSICS
BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
34% 79% 61% 45% 67%
The percentage of teachers who do not have a degree in
their field negatively impacts the growth of students’ interest in the subject.
Interest in mathand science among
15 year-olds in the U.S.
2018 will see a shortage of
1 million qualified STEM workers.200k graduates /
1.2 million job openings
The decline inU.S. global math
and sciencerankings indicatethe problem lies
in education.