If you ask nearly any CEO or mayor what their company or city’s greatest asset is, “people” is the word
Rewriting the Approach to Engineering Education: UK’s first “Faculty on the Factory Floor”
Carl Perrin and Habtamu DiribaWith more compatibility between competences of higher education graduates and industry requirements in the agenda of policy makers, most HEIs
Roscoff Marine Station: Driving Blue-Growth in Brittany Region and Beyond
Habtamu Diriba and Hacer TercanliThe EU 2020 strategy for “smart, sustainable, and inclusive” growth has recognized blue growth as one of the key pillars
How to Navigate the UBC Ecosystem with Limited Financial Resources
Arno Meerman, Todd Davey and Hacer TercanliAlthough perceived as a high barrier, there are plenty of examples around that show the lack of sufficient resources does
Europe Needs to Recognize External Engagement As A Profession
Hacer Tercanli and Arno MeermanEuropean universities rank amongst the top in the world and host some of the best leadership, academics and students in
From Students To Employees
Balzhan OrazbayevaHow can cooperation between higher education and business provide graduates with better pathways to employment? For today’s employers, an academic
Professor Paul Coyle on the Entrepreneurial Mindset Workshop Designed for Higher Education Professionals
UIINProfessor Paul Coyle is the Director of Executive Education at UIIN and an expert on the entrepreneurial mindset concept. Paul
The City of Ghent – Supporting Student Entrepreneurship Through Collaboration
Mihai MelonariEntrepreneurship is a ‘hot topic’ in Europe. Nearly everyone is affected by entrepreneurship activities, through supporting it, benefiting from it,
The Role of Universities in Promoting and Providing Lifelong Learning – DUK’s Strategic Approach
Balzhan OrazbayevaYou may have heard the idiom that ‘you can’t teach an old dog new tricks’? Well don’t tell the Danube
Overcoming barriers is not essential for launching university-business cooperation
Thomas BaakenDrivers for university-business cooperation have a greater impact than barriers Our current understanding of University Business Collaborations (UBC) is based