Edinburgh is one of the world’s leading research universities, leading Scotland and ranked fourth in the UK for research power. Partnerships with industry are fundamental to the University. The Careers Service acts as a ‘front door’ to employers and alumni, helping you navigate the University and signposting to colleagues who can help you work effectively with both staff and students. Edinburgh Innovations If you are interested in setting up a footprint on campus, beyond student and graduate recruitment, then speak to colleagues in Edinburgh Innovations. They are also keen to support knowledge transfer between the university and industry, so can advise about: research partnerships joint bidding for large innovation projects working with Consultancy staff for access to university staff and facilities. arranging staff secondments or work shadowing. They are one of the UK leaders in the successful commercialisation of the intellectual property generated from the University’s world-class research, through licensing technologies to existing companies and new University spin-outs. Find out more about Edinburgh Innovations. Edinburgh Global A priority for the University’s global engagement is supporting sustainable partnerships that enhance our international reputation - Edinburgh Global can advise on negotiating partnerships with the University, in Edinburgh, as well as connect you to our global offices in Beijing, Mumbai, Santiago and New York. Find out more about Edinburgh Global. Development & Alumni Development & Alumni can advise about offering financial support for students, for example, sponsoring and hosting Masters and PhD students or offering scholarships and bursaries. Find out more about Development & Alumni. Innovation Centres The University of Edinburgh is privileged to host a number Innovation Centre hubs, which were set up to support transformational collaboration between Scottish universities and businesses. They aim to enhance innovation and entrepreneurship across Scotland’s key economic sectors, create jobs and grow the economy. These include: The Data Lab, Scotland's Innovation Centre for data and AI Find out more about the Data Lab Edinburgh Centre for Carnon Innovation (ECCI) bring low carbon leaders and practitioners from business, finance and the public sector together to accelerate and catalyse large-scale low carbon projects. They run a range of projects and initiatives that get businesses, organisations, individuals and systems seeking out an implementing new ways of working towards a low carbon future. Find out more about Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation (ECCI) Roslin Innovation centre, covering Animal and Veterinary Sciences; Agri Tech and One Health industries Find out more about the Roslin Institute This article was published on 2024-05-14
