Students
You'll broaden your horizons through hands-on business and entrepreneurial experience which will expand your abilities in the business world.
°µºÚ±¬ÁÏRF Internships
Join the °µºÚ±¬ÁÏRF team! The University of Akron Research Foundation is looking for students from all academic backgrounds. °µºÚ±¬ÁÏRF assists startup companies and help °µºÚ±¬ÁÏ faculty commercialize their research and inventions. You can apply for summer or semester-long internships.
NEOSVF
NEOSVF is a student run non-profit venture capital firm. NEOSVF critiques potential investment startups, give a thorough investigation on each, and vote on which one should be funded. They are looking for the best and brightest grad students to become members.
I-Corps Sites
The NSF Innovation Corps site (I-Corps) is a partnership program that teaches grantees to identify product opportunities from research and offers entrepreneurship training to student participants through the NSF I-Corps Teams program.
Assistantship Program
The Industrial/Community Assistantship program creates internships to place as well as partially fund graduates at local businesses in Northeast Ohio while °µºÚ±¬ÁÏ awards matched-tuition scholarships to students and graduate interns.
Contact University of Akron Research Foundation
Phone: 330-972-7840 • Fax: 330-972-2368 • Email: uarf@uakron.eduŸŸ
170 University Circle, Suite 312, Akron, Ohio 44325-2103
Student research in °µºÚ±¬ÁÏ news
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°µºÚ±¬ÁÏ robotics team finishes second in lunar mining competition
The team of College of Engineering students designed and constructed a robot to mine, transport and deposit regolith (sand) in a simulated Mars environment. -
This future engineer thrives on perpetual motion
Biomedical engineering major Melissa Boswell found a way to do it all — classes, undergrad research, co-ops, campus involvement and volunteering — for a rich Akron Experience. -
Nation’s first corrosion engineering baccalaureate graduates
Thanks to coursework and field experiences, the group is career-ready to help solve a $400 billion problem in the United States.