Howard University Receives Nearly $2M Gift From AutoDesk To Support Engineers In AI Training
Howard University received a $1.95 million donation from Autodesk to support its construction engineering and management program, focusing on AI training. The gift is part of a larger partnership between Autodesk and Howard University, including a $5 million donation for a new College of Engineering and Architecture Makerspace.
Howard University has received a $1.95 million donation from Autodesk to support its construction engineering and management program. The funding will help students develop skills needed to succeed in AI-powered roles. Autodesk, a leader in 3D design and engineering software, has a history with Howard University, having donated $5 million in 2024 for a new College of Engineering and Architecture Makerspace. The Makerspace will provide a hands-on experience for engineering majors, promoting collaboration and innovation. The partnership aims to grow the talent pool of thinkers in the engineering sector, with a focus on AI literacy. Howard University plans to use the donation to ensure its graduates can compete in the workforce with AI competency.
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