The University of Memphis is excited to partner you with our first-year English Composition students. These learners are prepared to apply foundational skills in writing, research, and audience analysis to your project. As a partner, you’ll guide students by sharing project details, offering insights on professional writing, and providing feedback.

The University of Memphis’s Computer Science Capstone students are ready to apply their technical expertise in programming, software engineering, and project management to real-world projects. This experience supports students in developing their abilities to collaborate, develop software solutions, and address client needs while strengthening skills like app design, team communication, and technical presentation. Employers who sponsor a project must communicate regularly with students (about once per week), provide necessary project information, and offer guidance throughout the development process. Additionally, employers are asked to attend the final project presentation in person (virtual option available), where they can provide constructive, professional feedback to student teams through the Riipen platform.

The University of Memphis presents the "Spanish for Healthcare" program, an initiative designed to bridge language barriers in healthcare. This course equips undergraduate students with the essential skills needed to communicate effectively in Spanish within medical settings. Learners in this program are proficient in medical terminology, patient interaction, and cultural sensitivity. They are prepared to apply their language skills to real-world healthcare scenarios, enhancing their critical thinking and communication abilities. The aim is to integrate classroom knowledge with professional practice, ensuring that students are well-prepared for careers in the healthcare industry. They are trained to interpret clinical encounters, understand and use medical terminology, and develop cultural awareness regarding healthcare issues pertinent to the Hispanic community.

The University of Memphis invites industry partners to collaborate with students enrolled in our advanced Newtonian Mechanics course. This course builds on foundational physics principles and focuses on deepening students' understanding and application of Newtonian mechanics. Designed for undergraduate students proficient in calculus, trigonometry, and basic physics, students will develop skills in solving parametric problems, applying Newtonian mechanics to real-world situations, and enhancing their logical and intuitive problem-solving abilities. Employers can expect students to bring a strong analytical background and practical approach to projects.