We have a well-established track record of achieving positive impact for society through partnerships. Explore some of the ways we have worked with organisations to discover new knowledge, drive sustainable solutions through innovation, start new companies and create new industries and jobs, and provide students with valuable industry experiences and career pathways.
When we work together, we are more than the sum of our parts. Explore how companies, schools, community organisations, startups and government have partnered with us to develop solutions for their specific needs and goals.
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Surf Life Saving Australia: Preventing drowning at unpatrolled beaches
University of Melbourne researchers partnered with Surf Life Saving Australia to co-design and test a drowning prevention program that effectively promotes safer beach behaviours. Case study
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Melbourne Youth Orchestras: Making music education accessible for students with disability
The University of Melbourne and Melbourne Youth Orchestras are making music education more accessible for students with disability and providing a pathway to mainstream music education. Case study
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Enhancing Malaysia’s cyber defences
As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, there's a critical need to measure and improve cyber defence capabilities. Case study
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The Advanced Genomics Collaboration: Fast tracking treatment for genetic diseases
Researchers within the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct are using recent advancements in technology to accelerate genomics-based innovations, leading to better patient outcomes. Case study
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Rubicon Water: Longstanding collaboration works to automate some of the world’s largest irrigation systems
Rubicon Water is partnering with the University of Melbourne to improve water conservation, drought resilience and crop yields. Case study
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Maths has improved Australia’s response to infectious disease
The National Situational Assessment Consortium advised the highest levels of Australian government on the response to COVID-19. Case study
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Using old tyres to make permeable pavements that filter rainwater
Porous Lane is using University of Melbourne technology to develop highly permeable pavements using old tyres. Case study
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Transforming pre-fabricated housing for the better
In collaboration with industry and universities across Asia-Pacific, researchers at the University of Melbourne are transforming pre-fabricated housing. Case study
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