MSOE corporate and foundation partnerships advance the academic, research, and strategic goals of the university. Together we help businesses find talent, cultivate relationships and give back to make a lasting impact in our region.

Corporate Spotlight
Brady Corporation
On Friday, July 11, Brady Corporation held a session during MSOE's Summer in the City alumni reunion weekend to present the Brady Relaunch, a three-month returnship program for experienced professionals to reenter the workforce. With engineering at the heart of the program, attendees at the session learned about the program's structure, engineering roles, support offered and success stories from past participants.
Strategic Giving – invest in the future
- Create an annual or endowed scholarship
- Sponsor a STEM program, student organization, or senior design project
- Donate equipment, materials or software
- Name a space on campus
Volunteer – give the gift of time!
- Join an industry advisory council
- Provide professional development workshops or training
- Share your knowledge in the classroom
- Serve as a STEM program mentor
Continuing Education – upskill your workforce
- Explore graduate, certificate, and professional education programs
- Participate in specialized programming/training through our academic departments
- Sign up for education and research development with the Applied Technology Center
- Audit MSOE courses
Research & Consulting – advance innovation
- Connect with the Applied Technology Center to identify solutions to a problem, expand your knowledge base and network with other businesses through the Fluid Power Institute or Rapid Prototyping Center
- Identify faculty for consulting services or contract work
Other ways to partner with MSOE

Meet our talented students
Talent Attraction
Partner with our Career Connections Center to meet students throughout the year, or work with academic departments to connect with students in specific fields.

Foster learning and growth
Student Engagement
Propose a senior design project, meet with student organizations, or partner with the CREATE Institute.