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INDUSTRY DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE AND UTS INDUSTRY DOCTORATE PROGRAM School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences UTS:SCIENCE UTS CRICOS PROVIDER CODE: 00099F science.uts.edu.au Industry Doctoral Training Centre (IDTC) The Australian


  1. INDUSTRY DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE AND UTS INDUSTRY DOCTORATE PROGRAM School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences UTS:SCIENCE UTS CRICOS PROVIDER CODE: 00099F science.uts.edu.au

  2. Industry Doctoral Training Centre (IDTC) The Australian Technology Network of Universities (ATN) is an alliance of five universities: • University of Technology Sydney • RMIT University • Curtin University of Technology • Queensland University of Technology • University of South Australia •Collectively, the ATN universities educate 20% of Australia’s graduates and are the destination of choice for 22% of Australia’s international students. •Since 2010, two thirds of the research funding came from industry. science.uts.edu.au

  3. Industry Doctoral Training Centre (IDTC) 19 July 2011 – ATN Industry Doctoral Training Centre in Mathematics and Statistics (IDTC) was officially launched by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research - a national first industry doctoral training centre. Why ATN? All ATN universities were assessed by ERA (Excellence in Research Australia) which showed that they were undertaking world class research in Applied Mathematics. What is IDTC? From 2012, ATN has offered a unique PhD program in the mathematical sciences and related disciplines via its IDTC. Main features of the new program are : •research topics that originate in industry •a student may be an employee of an organisation •a considerable coursework component •industry partner owns all intellectual property generated by the research science.uts.edu.au

  4. Industry Doctoral Training Centre (IDTC) Students • participate in the Mathematics in Industry Study Group Workshops • attend regular networking conferences • take technical courses • take (up to) four years to complete • participate in workshops on ethics, team work, and training in managerial skills Requirements • Honours degree in mathematics, or • employment in industry science.uts.edu.au

  5. Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute Intern program • Program duration is 3 - 5 months depending on the nature of the project. • PhD students, honours students, students who just completed PhD or honours course. • Australian students and international students enrolled at an Australian university when the visa permits work in Australia • Ownership of project Intellectual Property, created during the project, will vest upon its creation in the industry partner. • Interns are paid by industry partner through their home universities. science.uts.edu.au

  6. IDTC and AMSI Intern Further Information and Contact Details • http://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/future-researchers/research-degrees-uts/atn-industry- doctoral-training-centre • http://amsiintern.org.au Contact Associate Professor Yakov Zinder • yakov.zinder@uts.edu.au • (02) 9514 2279 science.uts.edu.au

  7. UTS Industry Doctorate Program Industry • gains access to UTS intellectual capital and facilities • takes on a low-risk approach to solving a relevant problem Students • undertake study in area of interest to industry partner – any area, including mathematics • may work at UTS or in industry, or split-site • take three-four years to complete • participate in Professional Modules on team work, business management, innovation Requirements • usual PhD eligibility criteria; Honours degree • employment in industry science.uts.edu.au

  8. UTS Internships program • flexible & applicable to many host organisation • internship can be done as part of a subject or as a voluntary placement • many Science internships are unpaid, paid internships or industry scholarships are favourable • from Spring 2016, UTS Science will introduce 8 new internship subjects and an elective block in some courses to allow students to do full-time internships or international exchange • well-structured internship programs provide students with essential professional skills prior to, during and after their placements • the Faculty can facilitate student applications and/or provide academic supervision science.uts.edu.au

  9. Further Information and Contact Details More information: • UTS Industry Doctorate Program: www.studentIDP.uts.edu.au Contact • UTS Industry Doctorate Program: grs@uts.edu.au • UTS Internships: shima.baradaranvahdat@uts.edu.au science.uts.edu.au

  10. OPTIMISATION GROUP DETERMINISTIC AND STOCHASTIC OPTIMISATION School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences UTS:SCIENCE UTS CRICOS PROVIDER CODE: 00099F science.uts.edu.au

  11. OPTIMISATION GROUP Projects with industry Industrial Partner Vehicle Scheduling MEMBERS Australian National (project with ANC) Couriers A/Prof. Yakov Zinder Supply Chain Management Dr. Hanyu Gu (project with CSIRO) Professional Training and Dr. Feng-Jang Hwang PhD Students Retraining Julia Memar Oliver Czibula (project with Ausgrid) (IDTC) Joey Fung Production Planning and Joey Fung (IDTC) Scheduling Samuel Walker (project with Amcor Limited) Julia Memar Associated member A/Prof. Juri Hinz science.uts.edu.au

  12. OPTIMISATION GROUP • Optimisation Group is one of the key members of the UTS Transport Research Centre https://www.uts.edu.au/research-and-teaching/our- research/transport-research-centre • The Centre is a single point of contact for government, industry and community groups wishing to engage with transport research teams from across UTS. • The UTS Transport Research Centre comprises researchers from planning and design disciplines located across UTS who are also a part of transport research, teaching and learning programs. The Centre is administered from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology science.uts.edu.au

  13. OPTIMISATION GROUP Research Collaborators BHP Billiton MEMBERS Pierre and Marie Curie Membership in University - Paris 6 A/Prof. Yakov Zinder International Program Moscow University Committees Dr. Hanyu Gu Monash University Dr. Feng-Jang Hwang National Chiao Tung MISTA 2015 University, Taiwan Julia Memar RIVF 2015 Sobolev Institute of Joey Fung Mathematics United Institute of Informatics Problems, Belarus science.uts.edu.au

  14. OPTIMISATION GROUP Publications (2015 – 2016) science.uts.edu.au

  15. OPTIMISATION GROUP Contact Associate Professor Yakov Zinder Email: yakov.zinder@uts.edu.au Phone: (02) 9514 2279 science.uts.edu.au

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