The club offers biomedical businesses and organizations the opportunity to connect and work with MIT Sloan students on critical business issues. Projects can be initiated by students, school faculty, or businesses and may focus on any aspect of the biomedical industries such as product development, market research, business strategy, or patient advocacy.

Previous project proposals have included:

• Analyzing and selecting strategic options to build a portfolio of clinical candidates and a commercial organization for a drug discovery support company
• Conduct U.S. market research for an international medical equipment supplier
• Work with a non-profit foundation to analyze the economic sustainability of its pediatric clinical research network and recommend alternate business models

Typical projects involve teams of 3-4 students with the participation of the host organization's senior business executives. Projects should focus on relevant and critical business issues to enable students to make an impact on the host organization. Ideal host organizations should NOT be start-ups or internationally-based. Other project team opportunities exist for these hosts: Entrepreneurship Lab and Global Entrepreneurship Lab respectively.

Project Proposals
Students can view project proposals on SloanSpace [click here]. (Restricted access - club members only)
Students interested in joining a project team should contact the club officers.

Submissions
Hosts can download the biomedical project proposal form here [download]. It is highly recommended that proposed project start dates begin in September or February to coincide with the start of the academic semester. Proposals will be distributed to the club membership and, if successful, a student team leader will make contact with the host organization.