Brunel University looks to partner with toy firms on student design projects

Brunel University is looking to collaborate with toy firms on projects for its design students.

“Collaborative student projects add considerable value to a student’s education and companies can benefit from gaining fresh ideas,” said Brunel’s Dr Eujin Pei.

“We’re keen to work with companies for the new academic year. These could be a short design challenge lasting across a few days, to a more ambitious product-driven projects lasting across several weeks.”

Companies interested in working with design students at Brunel should email Eujin at [email protected].

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