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Training Content

By registering below, you can access to the following training content and certifications:
  • Toolkit 1: Entrepreneurial discovery
  • Toolkit 2: Setting up responsible & impactful knowledge and technology transfer office
  • Toolkit 3: Responsible research and innovation
  • Toolkit 4: Investment and financing
  • Toolkit 5: Inclusive KPIs for impactful universities
  • Toolkit 6: Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Stakeholders
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Learning Outcomes:
  • Understand why engaging stakeholders at all stages of the research and innovation journey is important
  • Assess the status of a research project on a research journey
  • Identify and map stakeholders appropriate to the stage of the journey
  • Develop and execute a stakeholder engagement plan
  • Complete an impact canvas
Target Groups:
  • Students and researchers who are developing their research plan or who are interested in setting up a new commercial venture or exploiting the commercial impact of research
  • University administrators who support researchers on their research and innovation journey

Training Materials:

Assessment:
Learning outcomes: 
  • Understand the concept and the science behind the RiEcoLab EIL.
  • Identify the wide range of benefits related to the EILs.
  • Operationalize the concept of EIL either as an upgrade of existing knowledge technology transfer (KTT) offices or as completely new institutional units/departments.
  • Set up a business plan/proposal (including financial) to be put forward to university higher management in order to receive institutional support towards establishing EILs.
  • Develop strategies for ensuring institutional commitment and legacy for the EILs.
Target groups:
  • Students and researchers who are developing their research plan or who are interested in setting up a new commercial venture or exploiting the commercial impact of research
  • Administrators who support researchers on their research and innovation journey
Training materials:
Assessment:
Learning outcomes: 
  • Define the policy keys, actors, key principles and process requirements of Responsible Research Innovation
  • Recognize the relevant KPIs and different approaches for measuring RRI outcomes
  • Identify the tools and methods for creating LLs under an RRI perspective
  • Apply a step-by-step plan for setting up LLs under RRI principles
  • Identify existing self-evaluation tools and best practices for RRI and LLs.
Target groups:
  • Upper Management of HEIs (Board of Trustees, Rectors, Vice-Rectors, Deans)
  • Policy Makers and Top Administrators who support Research & Development in other
  • Institutions, such as; R&D Business/Industry Departments; Technology Parks; Technology Transfer Offices; local management offices of Governmental Organizations/Ministries engaged in Research, Technology & Innovation; Development Agencies; Chambers of Industry and Commerce; NGOs and Associations of Business/Industry people (ex. Young Entrepreneurs, Export associations, etc) and identified EILs Associated Partners.
  • Graduate students and researchers who are engaging in research and innovation wishing to exploit the commercial impact of their research
Training materials:
Assessment:
Learning outcomes: 
  • Identify the most important factors in a new venture to check before asking for/providing funding
  • Understand what impact investment is
  • Go through the fundraising cycle with a clear image of the different players involved
  • Develop/evaluate a pitch
  • Establish positive Investee-Investor relations
  • Identify an exit strategy
Target groups:
  • Students, researchers and entrepreneurs who are developing their research plan or who are interested in setting up a new commercial venture or exploiting the commercial impact of research
  • Entities who support the students, researchers and entrepreneurs mentioned above and want to help them to access capital
  • Public and private investors who want an overview of best practices in funding.
Training materials: Assessment:
Learning outcomes: 
  • Understand the concept of impact and its dimensions
  • Know the possible approaches to and benefits of impact measurement and management
  • Recognize the relevant metrics and indicators related to new practices that each HEI should possess to support the development of impactful startups/ scale-ups
  • Recognize the relevant metrics and indicators related to measuring the actual impact of the emerged start-ups/scale-ups via their launched innovations in the nearby region
  • Be familiar with case studies of university start-ups and scale-ups that have been chosen to represent different types of impacts on the economic, natural and social environment.
Target groups:
  • Students and researchers who are developing their research plan or who are interested in setting up a new commercial venture
  • Graduate students and researchers who are engaging in research and innovation wishing to exploit the commercial impact of their research
  • HEI administrators who support researchers on their research
  • Upper Management of HEIs (Board of Trustees, Rectors, Vice-Rectors, Deans)
  • Policy Makers and Top Administrators who support Research & Development in other Institutions, such as; R&D Business/Industry Departments; Technology Parks; Technology Transfer Offices; local management offices of Governmental Organizations/Ministries engaged in Research, Technology & Innovation; Development Agencies; Chambers of Industry and Commerce; NGOs and Associations of Business/Industry people (ex. Young Entrepreneurs, Export associations, etc) and identified EILs Associated Partners.
Training materials: Assessment:
Learning outcomes:
  • Understand how innovation, entrepreneurship and collaboration adapt to the digital environment;
  • Identify the tools, skills and competencies needed to compete in a digital environment;
  • Identify the stakeholders with whom they can collaborate for a successful business journey.
Target groups:
  • Students, researchers and other youngster who aim to develop a business or a spin-off in a digital environment;
  • Non-academic staff who support research activities and need to develop their digital, collaborative and entrepreneurial skills.
Training materials: Assessment:
Take the post-assessment survey on entrepreneurship competences HERE.

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