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APR.Intern makes no claim whatsoever to IP. Ownership of Project Intellectual Property created during the project will vest upon its creation in the Industry Partner.

Internship projects usually have a duration of 3-6 months. The schedule in your Terms and Conditions agreement will state the “End Date” of the project, and the Project Plan will outline the [...]

Proposals can be submitted at any time.

While not technically “renewable”, a follow-up proposal can be submitted to further research undertaken in a previous internship. However, this second proposal will be considered using the same [...]

Project proposals should be developed collaboratively and submitted by the academic mentor.

Yes we can assist with locating an appropriate organisation if your research interests can be well defined and if you can suggest several prospective partners. This is the most difficult method [...]

Yes, as an Adjunct Fellow you are eligible to participate in the APR.Intern program as an academic mentor and receive the one-off payment for support and supervision of an internship.

The mentor’s university may not take any of the funding from the internship grant for overhead.

The academic mentor will receive a one-off payment for their support and supervision of an intern. This money will be paid to the university and placed in the mentor’s research account for use to [...]

AMSI expects academic mentors to oversee the scientific rigour of the research project, ensure the intern is paid their allowance, oversee reporting and actively engage with the industry partner. [...]