The School of Internet of Things promotes meaningful student engagement with real industry problems. Through industry-sponsored projects, Syntegrative Innovation Projects, capstone projects, MSc projects, co-op, and internships, students can apply AIoT knowledge in practical settings while building professional, technical, and communication skills.
Project and Co-op Formats
Industry-Sponsored Student Projects
Companies propose real challenges for student teams, capstone projects, MSc projects, or project-based courses.
Syntegrative Innovation Projects
Students work across disciplines on AIoT-related challenges connected to industry needs.
Co-op and Internships
Students gain workplace experience through structured internships, co-op placements, mentoring, and company-based learning.
Applied Research Projects
Faculty, students, and partners work together on prototypes, validation, testbeds, and deployable AIoT solutions.
Benefits for Students
– Work on real industry problems
– Build AIoT system design and deployment experience
– Develop teamwork, communication, and professional skills
– Create portfolio-ready project outcomes
– Connect with companies, mentors, and future employers
Benefits for Industry Partners
– Explore early-stage innovation ideas
– Engage student talent
– Build prototypes or proof-of-concept systems
– Receive feedback from faculty and student teams
– Identify future internship, FYP, MSc, PhD, or joint research opportunities
Propose a Project or Offer Co-op Opportunities
Industry partners are welcome to propose project topics, internship opportunities, co-op placements, mentoring activities, or applied research challenges.
Real Industry Problems, Real Student Learning
The School of Internet of Things promotes meaningful student engagement with real industry problems. Through industry-sponsored projects, Syntegrative Innovation Projects, capstone projects, MSc projects, co-op, and internships, students can apply AIoT knowledge in practical settings while building professional, technical, and communication skills.
Project and Co-op Formats
Companies propose real challenges for student teams, capstone projects, MSc projects, or project-based courses.
Students work across disciplines on AIoT-related challenges connected to industry needs.
Students gain workplace experience through structured internships, co-op placements, mentoring, and company-based learning.
Faculty, students, and partners work together on prototypes, validation, testbeds, and deployable AIoT solutions.
Benefits for Students
– Work on real industry problems
– Build AIoT system design and deployment experience
– Develop teamwork, communication, and professional skills
– Create portfolio-ready project outcomes
– Connect with companies, mentors, and future employers
Benefits for Industry Partners
– Explore early-stage innovation ideas
– Engage student talent
– Build prototypes or proof-of-concept systems
– Receive feedback from faculty and student teams
– Identify future internship, FYP, MSc, PhD, or joint research opportunities
Propose a Project or Offer Co-op Opportunities
Industry partners are welcome to propose project topics, internship opportunities, co-op placements, mentoring activities, or applied research challenges.