MIT IMPACT
Experience Innovation: MIT Industry Projects Showcase
Join us for an exciting showcase of cutting-edge student projects in the field. See how our students are solving real-world problems with innovative solutions and get inspired.
Date, time and location
Thu, 5 June 2025 12:00 noon - 2:30PM AEST
Exhibition Hall, MIT Melbourne Campus
288 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 view map
Free
About this event
2.5 hours
The MIT Industry Projects event showcases the exceptional talent of both undergraduate and postgraduate students in fields such as Business, IT Networking, and Telecommunications Engineering. From 12:00 to 2:30 pm, the event will feature student project presentations, an industry forum, and award announcements. This culmination of academic and practical excellence provides a platform for students to present their innovative solutions to real-world problems, demonstrating their readiness for professional challenges. The event highlights MIT’s commitment to integrating industry experience with academic learning, enhancing student employability and innovation.
Industry connectivity
The Industry Impact projects form an integral part of the MIT degree programs. Students work with industry partners and gain invaluable experience by working on real industry/commerce opportunities or solutions. Throughout the projects, students are challenged and supported by MIT’s academic staff to ensure they apply the learning gained from their degree studies.
Employability skills
During the project, students further develop their employability skills. Students learn to present their knowledge and ideas in ways that people can readily understand. As a team, they present their best project ideas and use their persuasive skills to gain support for their initiatives. It’s all part of their skills development.
Commercial breakthroughs
This trimester’s event promises to be an outstanding collection of the very best of MIT’s industry projects. As a significant part of their Business, IT Networking or Telecommunications Engineering degrees (for both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees), students and lecturers will share ideas that can become tomorrow’s commercial breakthroughs.
Interwoven studies
For the first time, this event will comprise projects from IT Networking, Telecommunications Engineering and Business in the same space. This illustrates the interwoven nature of studying Information Technology, Telecommunications and Business at MIT. This demonstrates how MIT prepares its graduates to stand-out from the crowd and be “job-ready”.
"I thought it would be hard to find a job in my field of study because I’m an international student. Luckily, I was wrong. During my second year, I found a job as a marketing specialist."
I enjoy being an active member of the community and I feel valued at MIT.
Margarita Byvsheva
"Through the compulsory internship program, I landed a part-time job in the networking field even though I was still halfway through my degree."
Studying at MIT has been invaluable in kick-starting my career in the Telecommunication industry.
Shirshak Nepal
"I landed a job after two months of graduating. I found that the course content was exactly what I needed for my role."
The industry project helped me to distil everything I'd learnt and put it to practical use. The knowledge I gained was also valuable during job interviews, too
Jonatan Trapaz
Supervised by Dr Jayasinghe Hewa Dulige
- Weather projection-based revenue budgeting and management for higher profitability, Structural Reinforcements Pty Ltd
- Budgeting and budgetary controls for optimising the profitability of the hotel industry, Arrow Hotel
- Green accounting index for the sustainable timber fencing industry, BNS Timber Pty Ltd
- Budgeting and budgetary control for a green business, Aussie Ecomarks
Supervised by Dr Gayathri Nair
- Leveraging Business Analytics for Enhanced Financial Forecasting and Decision-Making, Lovisa Holdings Ltd
- Enhancing Operational Efficiency and Employee Engagement, Mediclean Services
Supervised by Dr Osamah Mahdi
- Application of BioStatistics for Epidemiologic Case Study, Bangladesh Medical Society of Victoria
Supervised by Akanksha Sharma
- Graph Representations of Personal and Criminal Networks, Knowledge Management Pty Ltd
Supervised by Dr Deepani Guruge
- Social Network Analysis using Graph Databases, Arif Systems
Supervised by Prof Savitri Bevinakoppa
- Network for Emergency Communication Assisted by drones
- LoRa-Based Remote Weather Station
Supervised by Dr Mohammad Tahidul Islam
- Implementation of Inductive Wireless Power Transfer System Using Frequency Splitting to Efficiently Charge Electric Vehicles
- Design of Multiple Frequency Inductive Communication Signal Source
Supervised by Abhijeet Mishra
- AI-Powered Phishing Detection Chatbot, AUSDAIS Pty Ltd
- Blockchain Based Secure Payment Gateway, Skill Sync
MIT Supervisor
- Vignette Signatures of Cyberattacks - A Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) of Major Global Cyberattacks, Knowledge Management Pty Ltd
- Phishing Detection Tool, Skill Sync
| Thursday 05 June 2025 | MELBOURNE IMPACT | Location | ||||||||||
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| 12.00 pm |
Introduction – Master of Ceremonies - Associate Professor Kristina Nicholls |
Level 2 Exhibition Hall |
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| 12.00 pm – 1.00 pm |
CONCURRENT UNDERGRADUATE & POSTGRADUATE STUDENT PRESENTATIONS Bachelor of Networking Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Data Analytics Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications) Master of Networking Master of Data Analytics Master of Business Analytics Master of Engineering (Telecommunications) Master of Professional Accounting |
Level 2 Exhibition Hall |
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| 1.00 pm – 1.45 pm |
Industry Forum Presented by Jared Nathaniel You are your own Brand… Personal branding is the process of defining and promoting what you stand for as an individual. Your personal brand is a culmination of the experiences, skills and values that differentiate you. If it isn’t already, creating an identity for yourself should be on your checklist! By investing in your personal brand, you can set yourself up for success. Forum Panellists:
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Lecture 2.15 |
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| 1.45 pm – 2.30 pm |
Award Announcements Presented by Professor Adel Al-Jumaily (Associate Head of School - School of IT and Engineering) and Associate Professor Kristina Nicholls (Head of School - School of Business)
Project Presentations Announcement - Overall Best Project Team for School of Business and Overall Best Project Team for School of IT and Engineering |
Lecture 2.15 |
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| 2.30 pm – 3.00 pm |
Networking with Industry Professionals Light Refreshments |
Level 2 Exhibition Hall |
Free
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