Quantifying the benefits to collaborating companies of working with groups of students on UG projects > Outputs > What makes a good industry-led project?

Quantifying the benefits to collaborating companies of working with groups of students on UG projects

Lead Institution: University of Bath
Collaborating with: Bournemouth University

This is a sub-project of Get STEM working: innovation with employer and student engagement

Outputs > What makes a good industry-led project?

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This document has been created as a brief guide detailing the attributes that are important for employers and students involved in setting up undergraduate industry-led projects.

What makes a good industry-led project?

Staff involved

Graham Outram
Project lead, University of Bath

Christine Keenan
Bournemouth University

Penny Mitchell
Bournemouth University

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