The LDI focuses on skills-based learning non-degree credentials in 14 industries critical to the future of New Jersey specifically, and the globe generally.
The LDI supports AI as a transformative force in multiple industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, and finance.
The LDI supports pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, and research institutions, driving health innovations.
Focuses on renewable energy like solar and wind to reduce fossil fuel dependence and promote sustainability.
New Jersey’s role as a transportation hub is vital to the nation's supply chains, involving ports, freight, and logistics infrastructure.
Involves modern technologies like automation, IoT, and robotics to enhance manufacturing processes.
New Jersey’s role in food production, processing, and distribution is crucial for meeting consumer demands.
With a concentration of financial institutions, insurance, and legal firms, this sector supports the state’s economy.
Connecting People with the Skills and Knowledge to succeed.
Spanning from kindergarten to post-secondary education, this sector plays a key role in shaping future talent.
Technology spans software, IT services, AI, and cybersecurity, driving innovation and economic growth in New Jersey.
The LDI supports the needs of businesses by providing resources for entrepreneurship and business development.
Driving innovation in patient care, research, and healthcare technology, aligning with national healthcare trends.
Supports the defense sector with cybersecurity innovations and advanced manufacturing while enhancing learning.
Offshore wind is a key part of New Jersey's clean energy agenda, harnessing wind power to reduce carbon emissions.
New Jersey is emerging as a film and digital content hub, fueled by incentives and infrastructure.