Corporate Affiliates Program
The Corporate Affiliates Program (CAP) at the School of Science, Technology and Health aims to build mutually beneficial partnerships with external organizations, and provide networking and career opportunities (including internships and apprenticeships) for Biola students and graduates in the science, technology, engineering, math and medical (STEMM) fields. Biola University’s School of Science, Technology and Health trains and equips scholars to answer our culture’s most challenging technical and ethical questions.
Current CAP Partners
California Space Grant Consortium
Internship Partner
StackCare
Collaborative Research Partner
Televisit
Internship Partner
Starry Nights, Inc.
Education & Training Partner
Plant with Purpose
Internship & Education Partner
Paragon Space Development Corporation
Education & Training Partner
Reasons to Believe
Scholar Exchange, Research & Education Partner
Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL)
JUCI Program University Partner
WET Design
Education Partner
Alcon
Education Partner
Benefits of Becoming a Corporate Affiliate
When you become a corporate affiliate partner, you will get an exclusive insider’s view of the research and other activities of the STEMM programs within the university. In addition, you will have opportunities to collaborate with faculty experts and SSTH students in our state-of-art facilities and labs, partner on research opportunities, connect directly with talented students and alumni, post job openings, and support collaborations between the university and affiliate program members. Explore the summary of benefits and opportunities below.
Access to the Best Talent
- Access to students via resume files, introductions and on-campus interview suite
- Easily post part-time and full-time jobs and internships to recruit top students and alumni
- Promote your company
- Announce on-campus company events
- Arrange custom virtual or on-campus recruitment events
- Host site visits and field trips
- Sponsor student scholarships, internship/apprenticeship programs and/or student organizations
- Sponsor R&D projects and capstone projects for students
Research and Collaboration
- Access to top-notch faculty researchers at the School of Science, Technology and Health
- Collaborate on research projects with faculty and students in shared facilities and labs
- Sponsor capstone projects
- Partner on grant opportunities
- Participate in university-wide lectures and other research and talent engagement events
- Participate in scholar (faculty/researcher/practitioner) exchanges
- Engage in philanthropic opportunities to support specific areas of interest, including but not limited to scholarships, fellowships, labs, equipment and research projects
Leadership Opportunities
- Access to academic leadership to discuss topics of importance to the university
- Identify research roadmaps for the School of Science, Technology and Health
- Contribute to educational opportunities and curricula
- Invest in the school’s infrastructure
- Present as corporate guest lecturers
- Network with faculty and other industry executives
Why Biola?
Biola is named as one of America’s best colleges, recognized by the U.S. News and World Report list of national universities for more than 20 years, and considered a top ranked Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) member school. In addition, our students exhibit strong professional values, including integrity, empathy, initiative, financial responsibility and a robust commitment to community.
One of the “best national universities” according to U.S. News and World Report’s Best Colleges 2022 rankings.
Higher rate of community service by CCCU students vs. all U.S. college students1.
Overall "successful students and graduates” according to College Factual data and information.
Top 15% in the U.S. for exceptional student diversity across gender, ethnicity, age and home location.
52% four-year graduation rate (vs. 33% national average).
1. Building the Economy and the Common Good: The National Impact Of Christian Higher Education in the United States, Econsult Solutions, 2018.
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Next Steps
Move forward by requesting more information about becoming a Corporate Affiliate partner with the School of Science, Technology and Health at Biola University. Our office will be happy to arrange an informational meeting to determine how your organization could benefit from CAP membership.
Get started by contacting Dr. Yohan Lee, Associate Dean of Technology, at yohan.lee-2@biola.edu or complete the Request More Information form below.
Jobs & Internships
The Corporate Affiliates Program and the Career Center have partnered together to provide even more employment opportunities for our current students and graduates. Explore the list of internships and job offerings specific to your major.
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