Summary
The University of Salford is a participant KTP Knowledge Base providing expertise and resources to businesses via a strategic project.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships are collaborations between academics, a company/organisation that needs their expertise and a graduate recruited to work on a project central to the needs of the business, and its development.
Together they devise and manage a 12-36 month project, which is of strategic importance to the company, and is intellectually challenging and of business relevance to the academic.
A highly skilled graduate known as a KTP Associate is then recruited to manage the project on a day-to-day basis.
Part funded by Government, KTP is a Technology Strategy Board programme, enabling innovation in business.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships are collaborations between academics, a company/organisation that needs their expertise and a graduate recruited to work on a project central to the needs of the business, and its development.
Together they devise and manage a 12-36 month project, which is of strategic importance to the company, and is intellectually challenging and of business relevance to the academic.
A highly skilled graduate known as a KTP Associate is then recruited to manage the project on a day-to-day basis.
Part funded by Government, KTP is a Technology Strategy Board programme, enabling innovation in business.