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Merge your industry’s priorities into our academic programs. We create flexible curriculums and internship programs to turn promising students into full-time employees.
Work with us to create a program that will train interns who can turn into full-time employees after graduation to cut out training and recruiting time.
The result of a public-private partnership between USC, Fluor Corporation and IBM, this facility increases education and economic opportunities for students and businesses by connecting both to internship opportunities and research labs.
Business mentors can connect with undergraduate and graduate students as well as faculty members and senior research scientists to investigate the commercial landscape around innovation.
The incubator provides the tools and connections necessary for students to ask questions, develop ideas and ultimately launch startups in order to create new businesses. We also connect students with internship opportunities and business experiences through previous startup companies that were launched through the incubator.
Participate in our annual competition that supports students as they explore the world of entrepreneurship and test concepts against other high-quality ideas. The competition connects students with an entire network of seasoned mentors, all with the same mission of helping student companies launch their business while battling for the top prize.
This program teaches students about entrepreneurship and start-up practices with an eye toward technology development, marketplace customer discovery and commercialization.
Industry sponsors introduce their real-world challenges, which need attention and offer their support to prepare the next generation of engineering and computing professionals. Students form teams to combine theory and practice while gaining valuable experience.