The College offers a number of faculty-guided class projects at the graduate and undergraduate levels. Your organization can benefit from new and different perspectives while giving students an opportunity to solve real-world business problems. In addition, Class projects can also be customized to address your organization’s unique challenges and opportunities. As a result of evaluating students in action, many employers often hire top-performing graduates who already understand their business.
Contact the Ohio Small Business Development Center 937-775-3503 if you are interested having a class collaborate with your organization.
Student Team Projects
The Ohio SBDC works closely with the faculty and students at Wright State University to deliver professional assistance to the business community. Student Team projects are normally supervised by professors with business experience and students are normally performing at a graduate level within the project area.
How it Works:
It is extremely important that business clients dedicate the time and cooperation needed to assist student teams with the information they need for their course work. If a conflict should arise during the project please contact your SBDC Business Advisor and the course professor. Listed below are the current selection of project teams available.
Small Business Management - offered in the Winter and Spring Terms
Students will work in teams with small businesses to develop a business plan. They will look at marketing, finances, staffing, etc. needed to start a business or grow an existing business.Human Resource Consulting Skills - offered in the Fall Term
Students will work in teams with small businesses to develop: staffing policy and procedures manual, compensation policy and procedures manual, develop recruitment materials, and conduct wages surveys.Information Systems Development - offered in the Fall, Winter and Spring Terms
Students will conduct systems analysis, build web sites, and develop databases.Business Marketing - offered in the Spring Term
Class topics vary depending on course focus. Traditoinal, internet and retail marketing projects are common areas addressed.
See how a variety of companies have benefited from faculty-guided class projects utilizing both graduate and undergraduate students in numerous business disciplines.
Featured Program - Masters of Business Administration
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