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AutoCRC: Supporting collaboration between the automotive industry and undergraduate students

The Cooperative Research Centre for Advanced Automotive Technology (AutoCRC), founded in 2005, has become an integral part of the Australian automotive industry's R&D sector. Its mission: Through industry-led research collaborations, AutoCRC will deliver smarter, safer, cleaner manufacturing and vehicle technologies for Australia's benefit. AutoCRC, through its education program, works with 8 universities and various companies to provide up to 100 students per year with the opportunity to work on final year projects that are designed to solve industry wide or company based problems. The AutoCRC Undergraduate Final Year Project Program is in its first full year of operation and early signs indicate that there is value for both industry and students in the collaborative approach that is encouraged.