We have a long and successful history of working with industry partners in a number of areas. Some of our more significant partnerships include hosting the Weir Advanced Research Centre and the BRE Centre of Excellence in Energy Utilisation.
Consultancy
Our staff offer consultancy services to many industrial clients.
Consultancy projects can be of any size – from a few hours work to projects lasting several years. Services and expertise on offer include computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling, finite element analysis and energy systems modelling.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) are one of the best-known mechanisms for establishing links between companies and a university. A recent Strathclyde graduate works with the host company for two to three years to work on a business-led challenge requiring innovation. With our help, your business can deliver solutions to today’s challenging engineering problems.
Our department has the most active knowledge transfer partnerships of any in Scotland and is one of the top 5 in the UK. Our KTP partners range from SMEs to blue chip companies. Notable partnerships include:
- our Energy Systems Research Unit & SSE Home Services
- our Energy Systems Research Unit & Scottish Power
- the Advanced Space Concepts Lab with Clyde Space Ltd, which recently won a KTP Scotland award
Continuing professional development
We have a long-standing commitment to life-long learning. In the rapidly changing technological world, engineers have an obligation to keep up with new developments.
Find out more about our latest opportunities.
Student Projects
We actively encourage the involvement of our students - both undergraduate and postgraduate - in industrial projects that create value for businesses while enhancing student learning with real-world experience. These partnerships are a practical and cost-effective way for companies to tap into the latest research, fresh thinking, and technical skills.
Register your interest by filling out the MS form.
If you would like to find out more about working with us, please email mae-ke@strath.ac.uk