Information for ARC Linkage Partners

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The following documents are provided to assist QUT's ARC Linkage partners. If you have any questions please contact the projects lead chief investigator or email the QUT Office of Research at researchgrants@qut.edu.au or phone +61 (0)7 3138 2197.

• Information brochure for potential Linkage Partner Organisations
  
  
• For Partners: How to collaborate with QUT on an ARC Linkage-Project Grant application
  This document provides a guide to the steps involved in applying for and establishing a successful collaborative arrangement with QUT under the ARC Linkage Project Grants Scheme
  
  
• Fact Sheet: Partner Organisation cash and in-kind contributions
  Determining level and value of Partner Organisation cash and in-kind contributions.
  
  
• Example of an Industry Partner Letter of Support
  Letters of Support from collaborating partners are a crucial component of an ARC Linkage-Project application and are used by the College of Experts and nominated assessors to gauge the partner’s commitment to the project.

ARC Funding Information

• General information, including funding rules, funding agreement, instructions to applicants
• Funding agreements/contracts
• ARC reporting requirements

ARC Grant Application Management System (GAMS) Information

The ARC requires that all ARC grant applications are submitted to them via their Grant Application Management System (GAMS) and that all Partner Investigators on ARC projects have GAMS IDs. If you have been involved in an ARC project in the past you will have already been given an ARC GAMS ID. If not, you will need to request one by applying directly to the ARC. To do this please email gamsids@arc.gov.au with your name, title and date of birth.

If you have any questions please email the QUT Office of Research or phone +61 (0)7 3138 2197.

• Grant Application Management System (GAMS) website
• GAMS Information Sheet
• GAMS Request Form for Partner Investigators

QUT's response to A7.3 - IP and commercialisation of research

QUT's Intellectual Property Policy [D/3.1] provides the framework for QUT to identify, protect, develop and commercialise valuable intellectual property created in the University. The policy complies with the National Principles of Intellectual Property Management for Publicly Funded Research. QUT has the expertise to translate high-impact research outcomes into commercial reality. QUT's commercialisation and technology transfer company, qutbluebox, provides expert advice and support for commercialisation through project management, legal advice, intellectual property management and protection.

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