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One-PhD-One-Solution Program

Program Overview

The "One-PhD-One-Solution" program aims to encourage PhD students to align their research with national priorities and industry needs. The program focuses on selecting research themes relevant to Superior University's objectives and addressing specific industry problems while providing innovative solutions.

Modalities

  1. The Term Industry includes all stakeholders such as industry, Government, Non-Government Organizations.
  2. Confidentiality Clause: In case the Solution being provided by the student is specific to a particular organization, the solution shall not be shared with other stakeholders baring the individuals involved in PhD evaluation process such as Supervisor and internal evaluators.   

Process Outline

  • PhD students identify national research priorities and select a research theme aligned with Superior University's objectives and industry needs.
  • At the proposal stage, students present their chosen problem statement and how their research will contribute to solving it within the industry.
  • Faculty Review Board (FRB) assesses the proposal's alignment with industry needs and the feasibility of proposed solutions.
  • Throughout the research process, students work on their theses, focusing on addressing the identified industry problem.
  • Innovation and novel solutions are encouraged to enhance industry practices.
  • Upon completion of the thesis, students prepare a concise note highlighting how their research addresses the specific industry problem and provides solutions.
  • The Office of Research, Innovation, and Commercialization (ORIC) facilitates the dissemination of this note to relevant industry stakeholders.
  • ORIC coordinates with the students to craft a succinct, non-technical summary of the research's industry impact.
  • The communication note includes key findings, recommendations, and the practical application of the research in addressing the industry issue.
  • ORIC shares these communication notes with industry stakeholders to showcase the relevance and practical applicability of the research outcomes.
  • This engagement encourages collaboration, fosters relationships, and potentially implements the proposed solutions within the industry.

Implementation and Review

  • FRB tracks and supports students throughout the research process, ensuring alignment with industry needs and Superior University's objectives.
  • Periodic evaluations assess the impact and relevance of the research in addressing the industry problem.
  • Feedback loops from industry stakeholders help refine future research endeavors.
  • ORIC maintains a repository of successful case studies, showcasing how research outcomes have positively impacted industries.
  • Insights gained from this program are used to enhance future iterations and improve industry-academia collaboration.

Conclusion

The "One-PhD-One-Solution" program acts as a bridge between academia and industry, fostering research aligned with practical industry needs. It facilitates knowledge transfer, encourages innovation, and contributes to real-world solutions.

Get in touch with us

For more information and support, please feel free to get in touch with our expert team members.

Dr. Mubashar Ali - General Manager DOPS Superior University

Dr. Mubashar Ali

General Manager, DOPS

Saleem Malik - Manager DOPS

Saleem Malik

Manager DOPS

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