POSTED: 23 Apr, 2023
Thanks to Research program co-Lead, Matthias Guertler, PhD researchers, Munia Ahamed, and Fikre Hagos and visiting Masters researcher from Nuremberg University of Applied Sciences, Philipp Bauer, who represented the Centre at ‘Building a Pipeline of Engineers: UTS Connections’ on Wednesday.
The event, co-hosted by the University of Technology Sydney and Engineers Australia was an opportunity for businesses in the NSW region to hear about:
– projects that UTS students have been involved in,
– the benefits of hosting students as interns including the creation of a pipeline of talent for your organisation
– current students who are seeking internships and other opportunities.
If you are interested in exploring a partnership with the Australian Cobotics Centre please get in contact. We are looking for industry partners in NSW and would love to introduce you to our PhD researchers and their projects.
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