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UniSA’s Enterprise Hub works with organisations of all sizes to overcome challenges, innovate and add value. We create and sustain partnerships, drawing on the energy and expertise of our staff, research, and collaborators to produce mutually beneficial outcomes.

The Enterprise Hub gives you easy access to UniSA's trusted and experienced researchers and knowledge experts, who can generate ideas, build connections, and solve complex challenges.

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Collaborative research

At UniSA, our research is bold and inventive. We work with collaborators worldwide to solve the challenges of tomorrow. Together, we develop research-led solutions that drive industry progress. Our partners build prosperous, sustainable futures by leveraging funding opportunities, adopting new technologies and engaging with a global network of experts.

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Industry expertise

We work with organisations of all sizes, from startups to multinationals, across a range of disciplines and sectors. Select an industry sector to find out more.

Aboriginal Research & Engagement

UniSA centres Aboriginal Peoples’ right to self-determination and ways of Knowing, Being and Doing in business and research partnerships. Our world-leading technology and research expertise operates within a culturally-safe and responsive environment.

Artwork: Sylvia Kanytjupai Ken 'Seven Sisters' 2017, acrylic on linen

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News from the Enterprise Hub

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World-first reusable space debris collector set to revolutionise sector

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Trailblazing UniSA programs take out national awards

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Health-tech startup helps vulnerable patients access services

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AI entrepreneur joins UniSA to lead research commercialisation

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Enterprise Hub case studies

Learn about how we’ve helped other organisations to develop solutions and overcome challenges.

Turning complex data into stories people can see

The world has seen a rapid increase in the amount of data available on everything from our health to our education to our national security. While this huge bank of information holds enormous potential benefits, finding a way to present it in a digestible, usable format is a key challenge shared across a range of sectors. UniSA has worked with BAE Systems and IMCRC to develop simple visual methods for representing complex data to map the operational and service histories of frigates.

“Sometimes industry can be constrained in its thinking as a result of process and procedures which we are required to adhere to, especially in the defence sector. Collaborating with university researchers, like those at UniSA, enables industry teams to again think freely, as such constraints are not embedded in academic researchers.”

Wendy Bourke, Senior Project Manager, Innovation, Research and Technology, Hunter Class Frigate Program, BAE Systems

Local talent meeting global VFX demand

To meet the Australian film and television industries need for fresh and highly skilled visual effects talent, UniSA and Rising Sun Pictures partnered up to deliver tailored VFX postgraduate programs, student placements and mentorship opportunities.

RSP saw the opportunity to not only nurture creativity and develop workforce-ready artists, but also invest back into their state of origin. Since this partnerships inception in 2015, approximately 30 UniSA alumni are currently employed at RSP and over 120 graduates working in industry.

“Course delivery at RSP is more than just learning technical skills, we value add to the students’ experience here by incorporating master classes, resume, show reel and interview tips. Our goal is to make the students’ learning as immersive as possible and be studio ready, and I think we’ve successfully achieved that.”