Industry & Business

We have a community of experts and leaders who can contribute meaningfully to your project.
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Let's Work Together

At UW-Stout, we have a community of leaders who can lend their knowledge and skills beyond teaching in the classroom. We are a vibrant group of problem-solvers, learners, and action-oriented experts in our fields. With these skills and state-of-the-art equipment at our disposal, we want to connect with industry and community partners. Whether you're looking to jumpstart an event, develop a product, or bring a business idea to fruition, we would love to work with you.

Our Polytechnic Advantage

Unlike purely liberal arts-focused institutions, UW-Stout has the practical advantage of being a Polytechnic University. This unique designation means that our students and faculty go beyond theoretical knowledge to learn real-world skills. It's one reason why our graduates have 99.4% rate of  employment or continuing education. For you as an industry partner, you can have confidence that we have invaluable real-world experience and skills to contribute to your project. Just ask one of the dozens of companies who have partnered with us in the past.

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1,000+ companies assisted with Stout expertise

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$2M in corporate donations received in 2017

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750+ employers attend our career conferences


Business & Industry Collaboration

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Canon selects UW-Stout for exclusive Explorers of Light program with award-winning cinematographer Featured Image

Canon selects UW-Stout for exclusive Explorers of Light program with award-winning cinematographer

Shana Hagan, ASC, has worked on everything from Oscar-winning documentaries to hit sitcoms
Recent UW-Stout graphic design graduate helps alumni business rebrand, prepare for expansion Featured Image

Recent UW-Stout graphic design graduate helps alumni business rebrand, prepare for expansion

Polytechnic partnership empowers Minnesota company’s update
John Deere will benefit from sustainable plastic research conducted by UW-Stout students, faculty Featured Image

John Deere will benefit from sustainable plastic research conducted by UW-Stout students, faculty

Two-year project seeks to identify recycled polymers that can be used in manufacturing process