![]() ![]() ![]() “With a growing mix of energy types coming into the market, we’re focused on developing new technological solutions and new workforces to help progress our economy through Industry 4.0 towards a more sustainable future. Digital energy systems demand new digital skills,” Professor Subic said. Our cities need smarter energy grids and systems that support our sustainable development agenda. “Energy impacts every industry and every home in Australia. ![]() If employers want better outcomes from universities, then they need skin in the game in terms of collaborating on curriculum and tools for educators and researchers,” said Mr Connolly.ĭeputy Vice-Chancellor of RMIT’s STEM College and Vice President Digital Innovation Professor Aleks Subic welcomed this strategic partnership, saying that it opens new education and research pathways to one of the nation’s most critical topics – the future of energy for smarter and more sustainable cities. Gone are the days of siloed responsibilities between educational institutions and industry. “I’m really proud to continue to work with RMIT and other Australian key educators to help drive better outcomes for the nation on critical topics such as digitalisation and energy. ![]()
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