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We have a strong history of engagement with local companies. We value the opportunities and great experience that our students can gain from these partnerships!
We prepare our students for work by regularly connecting with engineering leaders to see what skills and knowledge engineers need in the field today. Our engineering graduates can to apply their knowledge on the job on day one.
There are a number of ways your company or organization can connect with our students, from hiring for internships or full-time placements to sponsoring research or capstone projects to offering mentorship in panel discussions or company tours. These experiences help to prepare our students to be well-rounded hands-on engineers and savvy technology leaders who have the technical ability and creativity to make meaningful changes with their work.
This annual no cost event takes place in the fall and is for employers to find great undergraduate engineers for internships and full-time employees. You can preview resumes online so you can cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time. Target the students with the skills you are looking for to find top talent.
To get on our e-mail list and learn more, please contact Amy Larsen at amy.larsen@stthomas.edu or 651-962-5564.
Attend our Meet the Engineers Annual Reverse Career Fair, present to student clubs, hire undergraduate engineering students for internships, co-ops, or full-time employment.
We have a strong history of engagement with local companies. We value the opportunities and great experience that our students can gain from these partnerships!
There are a number of ways your company or organization can connect with our students, from hiring for internships or full-time placements to sponsoring research or capstone projects to offering mentorship in panel discussions or company tours.
Pictured here is the Minnesota Wild with our 2026 St. Thomas Hockey Lab in SCC. Engineering students spent a week engineering shin guards for the Wild players!
Consider providing a potential project for the University of St Thomas College of Engineering Senior Design Clinic! This is an outstanding educational experience for these graduating engineers, and provides many benefits for your business, including access to students, faculty, and university facilities.
All inventions and patents resulting from projects are the sole property of the sponsor! This favorable intellectual property policy brings many of our partners back year after year for fresh student ideas on their innovative project needs.
To find out more about how your company or non-profit organization can get involved with the Senior Design Clinic at St. Thomas, email Dr. Tiffany Ling (Lead Instructor) or call our main office at (651) 962-5750.
If you are interested in making a presentation to a student club (e.g. IEEE, ASME, SWE, NSBE etc.), or want to offer a company tour, please connect with our student clubs!
Pictured here is a member of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) addressing his fellow club members
Connect with engineering students in a casual, approachable setting while showcasing your company culture and career opportunities. Tabling within our engineering buildings provides valuable face-to-face engagement with students, helping to strengthen your campus presence, develop talent pipelines, and give students a firsthand look at what makes your company unique.
Contact Amy Larsen at amy.larsen@stthomas.edu for more information on tabling opportunities.
