Whether you love technology, creative design, or engineering, here you will find the continuing education that suits you.
A test for all three courses. In the end, you'll know which one suits you—and whether it is subsidized.
Full-time or part-time
In-person week per module in Kiel, the rest online
Up to 100 % of the costs covered
Full coverage of costs for male and female soldiers
State-approved educational institution
Everyone starts from a different point. We get you where you want to go.
You have a technical background and want to apply your knowledge in future technologies? Then our practice-oriented 3D printing training is perfect for you.
You love design, CAD software, and want to bring creative ideas to life? In our advanced training, you combine creativity with technology.
You like to plan, design, and develop? Then here you will learn how to truly bring your designs to life.
3D printing is no longer a vision of the future; it has long been a reality. From the automotive industry to medical technology, new applications are emerging every day. Anyone who learns the right skills now will have a clear advantage.
Source: Precedence Research · Global 3D printing market, $17.38 to $98.31 billion (2022–2032)
Manufacturing manager, designer, or engineer. Unsure? The aptitude test shows you what fits.
We check with you personally whether your further training is funded – education voucher or BFD – and help with the application.
... and get started. Full-time (approx. 3 months) or part-time (approx. 7 months).
In the video: how further training works with us.
Managing Director Mach-3D GmbH
„Our participants do not just learn how to print. They understand how Future is created.“
Approved and recognized by AfA and BFD
With real industrial projects and direct access to manufacturing.
Practical, intensive, and tailored to your career goals.
Nine industries where additive manufacturing is already an everyday reality – and which course will take you there.
Custom splints and braces, precisely adapted to the body.
For whom: Medical technology, orthopedic technology, sporting goods
Molds, fixtures, and grippers in days instead of weeks.
For whom: Industry, mechanical engineering, series production
Functional components that withstand heat and stress.
Target audience: Automotive, prototyping, motorsports
Lightweight, durable structures – e.g., for helmets and protective gear.
For whom: Product development, consumer products
Complex geometries in a single piece – without assembly, without tooling costs.
Target audience: Manufacturing, Maintenance, Spare parts
Topology-optimized frames: maximum stiffness with minimum weight.
For whom: Development, Start-ups, Aviation
Surfaces and structures that cannot be produced in any other way.
For whom: Product design, fashion, lifestyle brands
Bumpers, trim parts, and full-size prototypes in days instead of months.
For whom: Vehicle construction, suppliers, prototype construction
Brackets, housings, and functional parts for one-off systems.
Target audience: Special purpose machine engineering, medical and laboratory technology
