In the fiscal year 2005, USC Columbia faculty received $166.2 million from external sponsors to support a variety of research, public service, and training projects.  There are hundreds of opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to become involved in faculty research.  Engineering, biotechnology, computer science, and business students eager to develop new technologies often find that technology transfer activities such as obtaining IP protection, marketing technologies, and commercializing technologies, give them a running start for careers that will build the economy in the 21^st century.
 

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• Click here for the USC Research Office.