Our enduring alliances and partnerships with industry, government and communities enable us to generate innovations and solutions to improve the human condition.
We welcome partnerships to develop tailored solutions that create impact now and for future generations.
The MUARC Baseline Road Safety Research Program, is a core program of research drive by an integrated network of Victorian government agencies responsible for road safety: Department of Transport and Planning, Transport Accident Commission, Department of Justice and Community Safety, and Victoria Police.
The Victorian Injury Surveillance Unit (VISU), supported by the Victorian Government, analyses, interprets and disseminates data supplied by the Australian Coordinating Registry, Victorian Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, and the Department of Health.
The MUARC Vehicle Safety Research Group (VSRG) is a longstanding research program funded and overseen by a consortium of nine government road safety agencies from Australia and New Zealand. This unique collaboration influences vehicle procurement policies, safety regulations, and public awareness.
The National Road Safety Partnership Program (NRSPP) offers a collaborative network for Australian organisations to build and implement effective road safety strategies in the workplace. Today, NRSPP has nine funding partners, and over 150 partner organisations are part of the program.
For 37 years MUARC has been a trusted partner of government, industry and community groups. We have worked with automotive giants, energy and fuel companies, insurance and auditing professionals, public transport bodies and recreational service providers.
PhD scholarships are a vital mechanism for nurturing the next generation of leaders who shape safer practices, policies, and technologies. By funding a PhD scholarship, industry and government partners can directly contribute to the development of research that informs real-world solutions.
