This 3-4-weel experience is designed for graduate students specializing in the commercialization of innovations. Learners are equipped at the beginning of the course with the skills to analyze and strategize the market entry of new products or services within the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Through this 3-4 week program which is situated at the end of their semester, students will apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios, developing management briefs that outline preliminary results and strategies for bringing innovations to market. This hands-on approach allows learners to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and practical application, making them valuable assets for industry professionals seeking fresh perspectives on innovation commercialization.

Learners are mainly graduate students in a Masters program for Innovation, Commercialization, and Entrepreneurship. Throughout this project and the course in which they are participating, students will learn frameworks of project management that will allow them to use these skills for practical benefits to clients in innovative industries and with creative projects in commercialization of new ideas or with entrepreneurship efforts. Learners will participate in teams over a 8-10 week period in an academic semester and execute their client's project. In this process, learners will establish project scopes, statements of work, detail risk assessments, develop a timeline to execute the project, establish metrics of performance, and execute the client deliverables. Learners will provide a final live (Zoom or Teams) presentation and a final report documenting the completion of their objectives as deliverables.

Are you looking for upper year Bachelor's or Master's students to work on an environmental project within your organization? Students from UoGuelph are seeking to collaborate with industry partners located in Canada and internationally, to establish 40-hour, unpaid internships. The Flexible Environmental Internship is an innovative program, which is comprised of an upper-year university credit course designed to teach job relevant skills and an internship with a host organization. Benefits for your organization: Flexible internship model for employers Stronger talent pipelines for industry Opportunity to provide input on industry-relevant skills and needs Strategic partnership opportunity

Are you looking for upper year Bachelor's or Master's students to work on an environmental project within your organization? Students from UoGuelph are seeking to collaborate with industry partners located in Canada and internationally, to establish 40-hour, unpaid internships. The Flexible Environmental Internship is an innovative program, which is comprised of an upper-year university credit course designed to teach job relevant skills and an internship with a host organization. Benefits for your organization: Flexible internship model for employers Stronger talent pipelines for industry Opportunity to provide input on industry-relevant skills and needs Strategic partnership opportunity