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Seattle University's Project Center

Established in 1987 as one of the first in the nation, the Seattle University Project Center is collaboration between the College of Science and Engineering and the Albers School of Business and Economics. The Project Center links small teams of students with companies and nonprofit organizations to work on projects in areas of International Business, New Venture Business, Sustainable Business, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer, Mechanical, Civil and Environmental engineering. Applying theory to real life and producing real outcomes underscore the work of our student teams. Student teams, with the guidance of faculty, often work more than 1,000 hours toward completing an engineering project throughout an entire school year. Each MBA student provides approximately 100 hours toward completing projects in a quarter long project format.

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For information on Albers School of Business and Economics projects please contact Greg Scully scullyg@seattleu.edu or projectcenter@seattleu.edu, 206-427-8575

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For information on College of Science and Engineering projects please contact Amy Haedt haedta@seattleu.edu or projectcenter@seattleu.edu , 206-296-2822 

 

 

 

 

Jean Dr. Jean Jacoby PhD, Associate Dean and Project Center Director, projectcenter@seattleu.edu

 

 

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    These courses are fantastic opportunities that allow students to apply their academic knowledge in solving a real world business issues and to come up with the best strategic, practical and implementable solutions.

- Mehul Mediwala, MBA student