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.