Events

Complexity management serves to reduce, avoid and control the complexity of production processes and supports optimal variant management. Relevant factors influencing the system are recorded and their interactions analyzed. In this way, forecasts can be made for future developments, enabling the company to remain capable of acting and making decisions.
In our training opportunities, we provide you with innovative and pioneering solutions in the field of complexity management. We enable you to design a successful product portfolio and provide you with tools for efficient and digital variant management. This enables you to master innovative and sustainable products and realize standardization potential.

Below you will find an overview of our further education offerings in this subject area. Please note that some of the events are only held in German and the information is therefore not available in English.

High-quality lectures, implementation-oriented workshops, an exciting network: In the web seminar of our RWTH Aachen Campus certificate courses, you will initially benefit from thought-provoking ideas from the industry and important fundamentals from research. On the second date, you can expect intensive exchange with our lecturers, current insights from the industry, a unique ecosystem at the RWTH Aachen Campus and hands-on practical exercises in the face-to-face seminar.

We ensure your learning success through the certificate course examination and confirm your successful participation by awarding you the RWTH Aachen Campus certificate. Choose your topic!

Below you will find an overview of our further education offerings in this subject area. Please note that some of the events are only held in German and the information is therefore not available in English.

The goal of producing profitably is the basis of every business decision. Efficiency, performance, availability and precision – these are just some of the key requirements for the industrial production environment. High-performance production machines are the prerequisite for competitive production.

Our seminars in the topic area of machine tools provide methods, insights and best practices for calculating and optimizing machine tools and handling systems as well as their components, for metrological investigation and assessment of production systems, for drive technology, NC, RC and PLC controls, process monitoring and machine diagnostics, human-machine interaction, control technology and automation.

Below you will find an overview of our further education offerings in this subject area. Please note that some of the events are only held in German and the information is therefore not available in English.

In toolmaking, fixtures and tools are manufactured that are used for machining, assembly and quality control in production. The WBA Aachener Werkzeugbau Akademie manufactures in its own demonstration tool shop, which represents the entire process chain of tool manufacturing. 

Our compact courses, practical courses and intensive courses in the field of toolmaking offer further education on the topics of planning and control, strategy development, industrial toolmaking, and much more.

Below you will find an overview of our further education offerings in this subject area. Please note that some of the events are only held in German and the information is therefore not available in English.

If you want to establish and maintain a successful competitive position, you have to use your technologies correctly. However, with shrinking market life cycles and increasing global competition, only those companies that develop and deploy technologies in a customer-oriented manner and substitute them again in good time will be able to survive. At the same time, successful innovation management also plays a decisive role because competitors are less and less able to assert themselves through technological advances and genuine innovations.  

Manufacturing companies must quickly translate individual customer requirements into profitable products and at the same time survive in global competition. To achieve this, model cycles are often drastically shortened and customers are divided into ever finer micro-segments. Still, the higher the complexity of the product range, the smaller the number of units per model, which increases the cost pressure per product produced. Successful companies are those that can offer many product variants with fewer resources through good management. 

With our events in the topic area of innovation and technology management, you will learn how to conduct smart innovation management in your company and how to use the right technologies profitably.

Below you will find an overview of our further education offerings in this subject area. Please note that some of the events are only held in German and the information is therefore not available in English.

Manufacturing technology plays a central role in maintaining the competitiveness of manufacturing companies. This is because companies are required to integrate new technologies and to improve and further develop existing manufacturing processes, in order to constantly adapt their products to market needs. Criteria such as process reliability and robustness, as well as productivity, must also be taken into account alongside other economic factors.

A key topic in the area of manufacturing technology is the development of modern power transmissions. It is characterized by constantly increasing demands on the functions and processes to be realized. In the area of application behavior, for example, ever higher power densities are required with simultaneously favorable excitation behavior of the gear teeth.

Gear manufacturing is a particular challenge due to the high complexity of the components and the high demands on workpiece quality.

In our seminars on the topics of manufacturing and gear technology, you will stay up to date in the industry and learn, for instance, where the current development possibilities in gear technology lie and how to increase the power density.

Below you will find an overview of our further education offerings in this subject area. Please note that some of the events are only held in German and the information is therefore not available in English.