Research Program
Environment & Ecosystems, Offshore Engineering and Technology, Offshore Renewable Energy Systems, Seafood & Marine Products, Sustainable Offshore Developments
PROJECT LEADER
PROJECT ID
CRC.23.001
BECRC PARTNERS
Auckland University of Technology
BMT
Carnegie Clean Energy
DNV Australia
Echoview
Griffith University
Macquarie University
Skretting Australia
State Government of Tasmania
Tassal Group
University of Queensland
University of WA
UTAS
START DATE
01/04/2024
END DATE
31/03/2027
DURATION
36 Months
PROJECT IN BRIEF
Adaptations to educational programs are necessary as relying more heavily on seafood and marine energy production will reshape the economy and training programs of the future workforce.
One of the Blue Economy CRC objectives is to educate a new generation of engineers and scientists with detailed cross-disciplinary knowledge to work in future Blue Economy industries that include sustainable aquaculture industry, offshore wind and wave energy industry, green hydrogen industry and remote and autonomous technology.
The objective of this project is to analyse and qualify the impact on graduate attributes that arise from the Blue Economy CRC research activities for educational and engagement programs at universities, researchers and practising engineers.
By engaging in this project we will create dialogues between universities, the Blue Economy CRC educational program and the (offshore) industries that will help to evaluate existing mutual benefits of large industry-university partnerships.
