2001
DOI: 10.1080/03797720120115924
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University Design and Development

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“…To become a more competitive international institution, the school undertook strategic staff development and continuous quality development, developed business research centres and science parks and promoted lifelong learning. Institutional studies from Catalonia (Solé-Parellada et al, 2001), Italy (Lazzeroni, 2003), Poland (Pawlowski, 2003) and Germany (Schulte, 2004) illustrated how European HEIs were, in various ways, using the concept of the entrepreneurial university to adapt to a changing environment. It is clear that the concept became influential in the debate about university reform and universities' future direction and focus, especially in their interaction with European Union (EU) policies on knowledge, innovation, entrepreneurship and higher education.…”
Section: The Entrepreneurial University In the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…To become a more competitive international institution, the school undertook strategic staff development and continuous quality development, developed business research centres and science parks and promoted lifelong learning. Institutional studies from Catalonia (Solé-Parellada et al, 2001), Italy (Lazzeroni, 2003), Poland (Pawlowski, 2003) and Germany (Schulte, 2004) illustrated how European HEIs were, in various ways, using the concept of the entrepreneurial university to adapt to a changing environment. It is clear that the concept became influential in the debate about university reform and universities' future direction and focus, especially in their interaction with European Union (EU) policies on knowledge, innovation, entrepreneurship and higher education.…”
Section: The Entrepreneurial University In the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The entrepreneurial university (Clark, 1998) followed the matrix one, where the research function was organised into different units, its valuation was generalised and advanced services were created to support research activities (Solé-Parellada et al, 2001). This approach assumes that the market is a driving force that encourages external collaborations between the academic world and the industry, and this strengthens universities' performance and facilitates the access to additional non-public funding and resources.…”
Section: University Missionsmentioning
confidence: 99%