Industry Sponsors

Proposals should be approximately 1–2 pages long and should include:

• Problem and intended users: Describe the health need, who experiences it, and the outcome you hope to achieve.
• Focused scope: Identify 2–3 core capabilities that a student team could realistically prototype during the quarter.
• Available resources: Describe any existing designs, content, software, data sources, or technical infrastructure students could use.
• Project readiness: Identify technical dependencies, access requirements, and any approvals needed before work can begin.
• Dedicated mentor: Name a mentor who can meet with students weekly, provide feedback, and help make timely decisions.
• Continuation plan: Explain who will take ownership of the project and support its development or maintenance after the course.
• Contact information: Provide the organization, project lead, and preferred contact email.

Please include only information suitable for initial review; omit patient information, credentials, and confidential material. Submission does not guarantee project selection.

The industry route is for companies, large or small, with a digital health idea that a student team could turn into a first prototype.

Not yet publishedEligibility criteria for industry partners in Winter 2027 will be confirmed here.

• Student engagement. Work closely with a student team for a quarter.
• Fresh perspectives. See a longstanding challenge approached by the next generation of engineers and developers.
• A first prototype. Take an idea to a working MVP built around two or three core capabilities.

Not yet publishedSponsorship costs for Winter 2027 have not been published. Approved terms will appear here.

Questions about agreements, intellectual property, or source-code arrangements are handled directly with course staff, outside this website. You can raise them in your proposal for follow-up.