Access graduate student talent working on their final capstone projects in systems engineering and project management best practices. This is the culmination of students’ academic work and an opportunity to showcase and apply their academic knowledge in the business environment. Client companies will be presented with teams’ recommendations that will align the organizational systems with their core mission. These recommendations will address; the needs for enhancements to the systemic operating processes, measurable improvements to efficiency and effectiveness of core business systems, elimination or minimization of potential projects failures (delays, quality, scope, budget), use of technology-based solution where and when applicable.

The National University Cybersecurity department is looking to build ongoing relationships with employers. We are proud to be recognized by the National Security Agency (NSA) as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense through 2028. Projects that we'd like to match with generally fall within these 3 categories:Diagnose vulnerabilities through pen testing, thread analysis or mobile forensicsRemediate vulnerabilities that were identified in Project Type 1. Some student teams may be able to do both 1 and 2, but we've found that often, the remediation will need to be done by a future student cohort.Evaluate a company's existing Cybersecurity policy and propose updates that will bring the company in line with federal, state and industry mandates. In cases where a policy doesn't exist, our student teams can draft a policy for approval.Students in our cybersecurity Capstones complete a Master's level project dealing with a student's area of specialization in Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing or Enterprise Cybersecurity Management. The students will create an original project with practical applications using cybersecurity policy, regulatory, and testing frameworks. The project will integrate the concepts of cybersecurity and information assurance taught throughout the program. Project management techniques and collaboration will be emphasized along with the ethical and legal aspects of the project.Students will work on one main project over the course of three months, connecting with you as needed with virtual communication tools.Project Flow:Month 1 - PlanningMonth 2 - ExecutionMonth 3 - Complete project and outbrief

Elevate your organization in the public health sector with the assistance of undergraduate and graduate-level student interns from National University (NU). Our program offers a diverse group of working adult students who bring valuable skills to enhance your public health related practices. Collaborate with our interns who possess knowledge across the specializations of Health Promotion, Community Mental Health, and Healthcare Administration, where they will work remotely on a main project or smaller initiatives for 8-12 weeks. Important Note: We accept projects on a rolling basis as student cohorts become available.

Paralegal students from National University are perfect candidates to support your law firm or other legal organization. Our programs include an intense concentration on learning the law, legal research and writing, training in Westlaw/Lexis, and legal technology. With each course, students are required to complete practical assignments that sharpen the following skills: Oral and written communicationAttention to detailProblem-solvingTechnologyProactive mind-set – anticipating the needs of the case or transactionProfessionalismTime managementResearchOrganizationOur program offers bachelor's and associate degrees, and specialty certificates in corporate law, criminal law, litigation, and legal technology. The Paralegal Studies program is approved by the American Bar Association and National University is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).IMPORTANT:National University offers monthly term starts, allowing students to commence their projects approximately every 4 weeks. Most students will complete their required hours in 8-12 weeks. The university welcomes projects on a rolling basis. Once your project is accepted, we will match you with a student as soon as the next cohort becomes available.