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Title:
Between Prestige-Seeking and Profit-Seeking. How to Make the Academic and Business Worlds Meet
Authors:
Kwiek, Marek
Keywords:
university-business
university-business links
Kudrycka reforms
cooperation with business
university-business cooperation
academic entrepreneurialism
Polish reforms
Polish universities
Polish higher education
Polish academics
Issue Date:
2015
Citation:
Innovative Europe. Fostering Innovation Ecosystem Conference. European Solidarity Center,Gdańsk, Poland Gdańsk, October 28, 2015.
Abstract:
There are many reasons why Polish universities need further reforms – but weak university-business links figure out prominently. The snapshot picture is as follows: Polish universities are self-centered, inward-looking,semi-feudal and hierarchical, too much collegial and not managerial enough. What is needed today: to encourage a good institutional climate for stronger university-business links, academic entrepreneurialism, and cooperation with the outside (extra-mural...) world. Western European university governance and funding models are to be applied: no more „Polish exceptionality”; Western European solutions which work are the key. More learning is needed – no time for a national trial-and-error approach. Succesful Western European models are useful, with national adaptations. More competition – for prestige, recognition, and research funding; better understanding of universities to bring science and business closer (the world of business is much better analyzed!). The two worlds – fundamentally different, though.
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