Run poster sessions, talent zones, career fairs, recruitment initiatives, and many other online experiences designed for higher education.

Acadiate is a purpose-built online experiences platform for higher education, with tailored workflows for the audiences schools actually serve.

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What is Acadiate?

The higher-education experience platform

Acadiate is a higher-education experience platform that lets schools run poster sessions, career fairs, talent zones, open houses, mentorship programs, orientations, and other tailored experiences in one branded hub. Each experience runs live and on demand at the same time, online, in person, or hybrid, with no app downloads for students, faculty, employers, alumni, or parents.

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How It Works

From kickoff to launch in three steps

Most teams go from first call to a live experience in a matter of days, not months.

  1. 1

    Pick an experience

    Start from a poster session, career fair, talent zone, or any of the higher-ed templates already in the platform. Or describe your use case and we will help you map it.

  2. 2

    Customize and invite

    Brand it, drop in your content, set the live windows, and invite students, faculty, employers, alumni, or parents. No app downloads required.

  3. 3

    Launch and measure

    Run live and on demand at the same time, update the experience while it is live, and use built-in analytics to see what is working.

Built for Higher Education

Choose the Experiences Your School Needs

You do not need to buy in across every department at once. Start with one high-impact experience for your audience, then expand over time as needed.

For Students

These spaces develop growth mindsets, resilience, self-awareness, belonging, social-emotional learning, and more. Students can be creators, consumers, or both.

  • Academic Research and Poster Sessions: Students publish poster pages, upload files, and present live to reviewers using video, chat, and comments.
  • Club Hubs: Each club gets a profile page with events, announcements, membership info, and contact links in one place.
  • Career Fairs: Employers host booths with role postings, students browse booths, and both sides connect through scheduled live sessions.
  • Further Education Fairs: Programs list requirements, dates, and contacts so students can compare pathways and save options.
  • Innovation Zones: Student teams post ideas, demos, and progress updates while collecting comments from peers and mentors.
  • Mentorship: Students and mentors are matched, share resources, and track recurring meetings in one workspace.
  • Mock Job Application: Students submit practice resumes and applications, then receive structured rubric-based feedback.
  • Student Orientation: New students complete orientation modules, attend live sessions, and access key links and FAQs on demand.
  • Case Competitions: Teams submit proposals, judges score against criteria, and rankings and feedback are published transparently.
  • Wellness Experiences: Host workshops, office hours, and resource collections for stress management and mental health support.
  • Show and Tell: Students share in-progress work and receive timestamped comments and peer review in a closed cohort space.
  • Networking and Directory: Participants build profiles, search by interests, and message peers or alumni for introductions.
  • Faculty Showcase and Office Hours: Faculty publish expertise pages and run recurring office-hour sessions with booking links.
  • Bulletin Board: Post and filter opportunities like jobs, tutoring, rentals, and events with simple moderation controls.
  • Belonging, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Spaces: Create dedicated spaces for affinity groups, targeted events, and community resources.
  • Capstone Project Management, Review, and Showcasing: Teams track milestones, upload deliverables, and collect advisor and reviewer feedback.
  • Alumni Mentorship Circles: Alumni lead topic-based cohort sessions with recurring schedules, notes, and follow-up resources.
  • Peer Tutoring Exchange: Students post tutoring requests or availability, then book sessions and share materials.
  • Student Project Marketplace: Teams publish project needs and recruit collaborators by role, skill, or interest.
  • International Student Transition Hub: Centralize visa guidance, orientation checklists, local services, and peer support channels.
  • Co-op and Internship Prep Studio: Run resume reviews, mock interviews, and employer-readiness checklists before recruitment cycles.