Industry collaboration
The Creative Industries Faculty has collaborative relationships with a wide range of industry, professional, government, community and academic enterprises as part of its contribution to the research and applications needs of the creative industries.
Major Australian Research Council (ARC) funded projects currently include:
- Investigating innovative applications of digital media for participatory journalism and citizen engagement in Australian public communication
- The 21st Century Orchestra
- Making technological change socially effective and culturally empowering
Current industry partners and clients include:
- 4UTV
- Australian Interactive Media Industry Association (AIMIA)
- Australian Museum
- Billy Blue School of Graphic Arts Pty Ltd
- Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum, A Smithsonian Institution
- Creative Media Warehouse
- Equal Access
- Harlequin Enterprises (Australia) Pty Ltd
- Ipswich City Council
- Lab.3000 (informal)
- Museum Victoria
- Optus
- Powerhouse Museum
- Queensland Government
- Southbank Institute of TAFE
- Special Broadcasting Service
- TAFESA
- The Brisbane Festival
- The Brisbane Institute
- The National Forum
- The Queensland Orchestra
- UNDP Indonesia
- UNESCO
In the past we have collaborated with:
- AEShareNet Limited
- Australia Council
- Australian Film Commission
- Australian Government
- Brisbane Airport Corporation
- Brisbane City Council
- Cherbourg State School
- Cisco Systems Australia
- Digital Trends WA
- Kids Help Line
- Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
- Queensland Art Gallery
- Queensland Arts Council
- Queensland Government
- Western Australia Department of Education and Training
- Queensland local government authorities.
The Faculty works with
qutbluebox, QUT’s commercialisation company, on collaborative projects which involve the commercialisation of QUT intellectual property, technology transfer or other QUT intellectual property transactions.
