Corporate Affiliates Program Details
We offer a wide range of services to Affiliates of the College of Engineering and the Sciences to meet your needs. We provide access to our faculty and to students, heightened corporate visibility, a role in shaping the future of higher education and more:
A Personalized Plan and Customized Service
No matter what your goal we can help you find the resource you need at UCSB. You will be served by your corporate affiliate’s liaison who will facilitate your connection to campus and help you navigate the 16 departments, 54 centers, and over 400 faculty in Engineering and the Sciences.
Connect with Top Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Whether you’re looking to find great candidates for internships or full-time positions, we make it easy for you to find the right people. We provide custom recruiting. Our corporate liaison works with you to create innovative, customized and productive recruiting events at UCSB or wherever you choose
Affiliates can enhance their recruitment efforts by highlighting jobs and internships on the College of Engineering website. Our goal is to build interest and pre-qualify candidates for your positions.
Through our senior capstone project programs you have the opportunity to work closely with graduating seniors and get a hands on look at UCSB’s talent.
Partner with Internationally-Renowned Faculty
The faculty at UCSB are global leaders in bioengineering, chemical, electrical and computer engineering, marine and environmental science, materials science, nanotechnology, and physics. We realize there are a wide range of reasons why you would be interested in talking or consulting with our faculty, and we’ve created several ways to facilitate the process.
Our knowledge of the faculty helps us to quickly find the best match for your interests and arrange for face to face discussions about your research interests.
We also help our members to navigate external funding opportunities such as UC Discovery Grants, Center funding opportunities, and other government grants based on faculty-industry collaborations.
