Work+
Students work part-time with a partner employer while earning a degree, with tuition support.
Workforce Partnerships
Partner with us to build Ohio’s workforce
Join our growing network of employers who team up with ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈ to build talent pipelines, spark innovation, and strengthen our region. We make industry partnerships simple, flexible, and powerful. Whether you need interns, skilled employees, training programs, or physical facilities, we’re here to collaborate.
Partnership Opportunities
Internships
Short-term, hands-on work experience that builds real job skills.
Talent Pipeline
A direct pathway that connects ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈs to future jobs with employers.
Workforce Training
Skill-building programs that help employees grow and stay current.
Academic Collaboration
Employers and faculty work together on projects, learning, or research.
Co-Location
Occupying space on a Miami campus for the purpose of collaboration.
Philanthropy
Scholarships, matching gifts, naming opportunities, or other forms of giving.
Partnerships Made Simple
1. Connect:
Share your goals and needs with our partnership team.
2. Design:
We work with you to build the right type of collaboration.
3. Launch:
Students and employees begin projects, internships, or training.
4. Grow:
We check in, make improvements, celebrate milestones, and help the partnership expand.
90.2%
of 2010-21 graduates live in Ohio and contribute to regional development
500+
¾Ã¾ÃÈÈs interested in Work+ (2023)
99%
of 2022-2023 bachelor's degree graduates were employed, furthering their education, serving in the military or a service program
Student Success = Employer Success
“From the business-owner perspective, finding the right employees can really be a struggle. The ¾Ã¾ÃÈÈs are committed to their education, so you know they are working on skills that will be valuable on the job.”
Brandi Brewer ‘01, Fastest Labs, Work+ Partner
“Miami’s Work+ Program has been a tremendous lift to our organization, and gives us even greater exposure to facilitate life & workforce readiness opportunities for the next generation of leaders in our industries and community.”
Damon Knoche, Chief Executive Officer, Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty
CONTACT INFORMATION
Samy Broyles
Director, Workforce, Partnerships, and Community Engagement workforce@MiamiOH.edu