Bussiness
UNH student teams are ready to tackle your business challenge
DURHAM — The Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at the University of New Hampshire is inviting businesses and nonprofits to collaborate with its undergraduate and MBA student teams on spring 2025 capstone projects. These “real world” experiential learning opportunities help prepare students to excel in their careers, engage in their communities, and meet the challenges of the global business world.
By engaging directly with student teams, according to UNH, clients can strengthen their connections with New Hampshire’s flagship university, tap into emerging talent, and contribute to the development of future business leaders.
The school encourages start-ups, established businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government institutions interested in engaging a student team during the spring 2025 semester to submit project proposals or problem statements by Dec. 31 via an online proposal form.
To learn more about Paul Capstone Projects and other opportunities to engage with students at Paul College, visit the Paul Projects: Corporate Engagement Programs website or contact Russell Miles at russell.miles@unh.edu .
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