Are you looking to push the boundaries of your organisation's wicked problems?

Join us at this free online information session to find out more about TD School's internationally recognised project-based engagement, the Industry Innovation Project (IIP).

Why attend the info session?

The IIP 2023 partner information session will outline key information about the partner experience and value of being an IIP partner. It will provide you with the knowledge and tools to submit a competitive expression of interest (EOI).

What is the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII)?
What is IIP?
The partner experience
Key dates and partner commitments
Legal requirements
Writing a competitive EOI

At the end of the information session there'll be an opportunity for questions.

Event Details:

When?	12pm–1pm Wednesday 2 November 2022
Where?	Online via Zoom (link will be shared in the week prior to the session)

What is TD School?

TD School is a central pan university school bringing together transdisciplinarity to UTS teaching and learning, research and industry engagement.

What is the Industry Innovation Project (IIP)?

IIP is an opportunity to collaborate with some of UTS’s brightest students. Across 13 weeks (March-June), small multidisciplinary teams of final year Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII) students develop creative solutions to complex organisational challenges set by industry, community, and government partners. Across the duration of the project students work with partners to develop and validate creative solutions and interventions that address the problem space. IIP is a unique engagement experience for partners and students, consistently leading to mutual learning pathways and insightful outcomes.

Engaging with IIP offers partners;

fresh perspectives and out-of-the-box thinking from TD students,
mutual learning, with students exposing your team/organisation to new methodologies and creative approaches to problem-solving, and
opportunity for new ways of working and connections to future talent.

What is the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII)?

Radical in its ambition, this transdisciplinary combined degree offers a future-oriented, industry-engaged learning experience. The BCII combines students from 25 disciplines, equipping students to address complex challenges and untapped opportunities. BCII is the most awarded degree in Australia, most recently adding an International Green Gown for Next Generation Learning and Skills to it's portfolio. Ninety-five percent of the BCII integrates work-integrated learning through industry engagement that provides real challenges for students to tackle.

If you have any questions, get in touch with the partnerships team, TDSchoolPartnerships@uts.edu.au.