Industry Partners
Leading holistic workforce development and integration through industry-academic collaborations.
Accelerate to IndustryTM is a professional program offered by the NC State Graduate School that represents the interests of 10,000 graduate students and postdoctoral associates.
A2i offers you opportunities to collaborate with NC State University to shape the future of holistic and integrated workforce readiness at your company. Through A2i, you can recruit and directly impact the training of graduate and postdoctoral researchers. Our industry members help us prepare trainees in the following areas
- Leadership, teamwork, and communication
- Intellectual property and regulatory affairs
- Market and technology evaluation
- Project management
- Commercialization
- Finance
The A2i program includes several modules that offer a broad range of distinctive partnership opportunities.
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A2i Modules
Participants
Our talented graduate students and postdocs at NC State span over 200 graduate programs. See below for quick facts about who our graduate students and postdocs are.
To learn more about the graduate school visit our website. To learn more about the ranking and facts on NC State visit the university website.
Let’s Partner Together
We invite you to take the next step in partnering with us to develop our GradPACK and their career readiness. By joining forces with A2i, you’ll gain access to a robust network of skilled graduate students and postdocs. To set up a consultation to discuss partnering with A2i and how the A2i program can fit your company’s needs and talent acquisition please reach out to Kelly Rownd, Director of Career Readiness.
“I have learned the importance of building my network and staying in touch with old acquaintances.This program has set the foundation for my professional development, and I plan to continue improving my personal and professional growth in the future.”
Kaelin Saul, Ph.D.
Biological and Agricultural Engineering