Corporation Technologies Pty Ltd (trading as CEED Program Qld) links students from three of Queensland's major Universities with companies/government, for completion of industry-based projects. Meaningful projects are completed by students as part of their University degree - final year Undergraduate, Masters, or Honours. Projects are much more than work experience/vacation work.
Participating Universities: the University of Queensland (UQ), Queensland University of Technology (QUT), the University of Southern Queensland (USQ); and from 2010 - the University of Sydney (USyd), School of IT. CEED provides clients with a wide variety of talented students for their projects ... and a way for companies to provide training and mentoring to these emerging professionals.
CEED specialises in: Engineering, Information Technology, Business (Marketing, Human Resources, Finance), Mathematics and Science (Biotechnology, Biology, Computing Science). Other areas by request.
Since 1992, CEED students have successfully completed over 740 projects for industry and government clients. CEED = Co-operative Education for Enterprise Development.
There is no minimum GPA. Domestic and International students are welcome. CEED Program Qld offers projects for completion by students at various times throughout the year. Students, click the 'View All ' link for a full list of projects currently available. read more
Student - Dom Mijic (Eng)
Dom completed a Mech Eng project for Amcor in 2007... read more
Student - Phillip Moreno (Infomech. Eng, QUT)
Phillip completed thermal modelling/design project in 2009... read more
Student - Sean Willis (M.Business - HRM)
Sean completed a Human Resources Management project in 1st semester 08. read more
Student - Mike O'Loan (IT)
Mike completed a CEED project in 2004, as a Master of IT student. read more
Client - Dept of Local Govt & Planning
Student developed a web-based mapping system for one of their internal government clients, Education Queensland. read more
Client - Rio Tinto Coal Australia
Robert Beckman supervised a project to update RTCA's Whole of Life Costing Model in 2007. He is also a past CEED student (2002). read more
