Knowledge Exchange Projects

• Developing natural language processing (NLP) dashboards to make data analysis accessible to non-technical employees.
• Finetuning AI models to create a career support chatbot which made course recommendations to users of a company's reskilling platform.
• Creating an adventure game which integrated with a training platform, to make it more engaging to users.
• Designing an optimisation system using two advanced algorithms, to manage complex task scheduling.

• Gain insights into questions you lack resources or time to explore
• Leverage students' specialist skills and expertise for your business
• Develop mentoring or coaching skills within your team
• Validate ideas through research and detailed analysis
• Test models and approaches to sharpen your competitive advantage
• Extend capabilities with minimal cost and disruption
• Identify top graduates for future hiring potential

• Apply academic knowledge to real-world business challenges
• Develop skills for work like problem-solving, teamwork, and communication
• Expand networks by connecting with professionals and potential employers
• Boost employability by designing solutions to current industry needs
• Receive mentorship from industry experts
• Explore careers through exposure to different sectors

Data: Should a project require it, we can arrange a data transfer agreement. Confidentiality is covered through our standard project agreement, and we encourage the use of synthetic or non‑sensitive data wherever possible.

Intellectual property (IP): Considerations are governed by King’s IP code of practice which grants our students with the IP to their project.

Partners are provided with a copy of the student’s project outputs for feedback purposes and if the partner is interested in developing or commercialising the work, King’s can assist with advice and documentation.

Publicity: We welcome the opportunity to publicise our knowledge exchange activities and with your agreement will share details of the completed projects in newsletters and press releases.

If you’re an organisation with a challenge for our students, let us know you’re interested by completing the Expression of Interest (EoI) form. This allows you to share an initial idea and start the conversation.

When you’re ready, you can submit a full project proposal via the online proposal form.

If you have any questions, use the EoI form or contact us using the details above.