Are you interested in transferring your knowledge beyond the academic world? Join End of Pipe Knowledge Transfer: Fundamentals and Practice. This course gives you the opportunity to think about the results of your PhD research in a societal context. During the course, you will develop the tools you need to write a chapter in your PhD theses on knowledge transfer. The lecturers are experts in the fields of different subjects (more information below) and come from both within and outside the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
End of Pipe Knowledge Transfer: Fundamentals and Practice
Course Description
Are you interested in transferring your knowledge beyond the academic world? Join End of Pipe Knowledge Transfer: Fundamentals and Practice. This course gives you the opportunity to think about the results of your PhD research in a societal context. During the course, you will develop the tools you need to write a chapter in your PhD theses on knowledge transfer. The lecturers are experts in the fields of different subjects (more information below) and come from both within and outside the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
For whom
- This course is for 3rd and 4th year PhD students of the Faculty of Science of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) and related interdisciplinary research institutes (IOZIs)
Subjects
- Valorization,
- The Amsterdam Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
- Entrepreneurial behavior
- Outreach
- Collaboration with external commercial partners
- Intellectual property rights
Details
- Course duration: 1 November 2021 - 1 April 20(bi)weekly meetings, with mandatory presence, preparation and assignments.
More information
The coordinators of this course are Prof. Dr. MBA Davide Iannuzzi (Faculty of Science) and Prof. Dr. Enno Masurel (School of Business and Economics), who have extensive experience in designing and teaching entrepreneurship courses both within and outside the domains of business and economics.
For more information: e.masurel@vu.nl.
Study characteristics
- Language: English
- ECTS: 3
- Start date: 1 November 2021
- End date: : 1 April 2022
- Self paced: no
- In class/online: blended
- Academic skill: discipline related
- Available to: PhD students VU | Academic staff VU | All VU employees |Promovendus VU | Academische staf VU | All VU employees
- Graduate School: Business and Economics
- Discipline: Entrepeneurship
- Min. number of students: 10
- Max. number of students: 20
-
Course description and study characteristics
Course Description
Are you interested in transferring your knowledge beyond the academic world? Join End of Pipe Knowledge Transfer: Fundamentals and Practice. This course gives you the opportunity to think about the results of your PhD research in a societal context. During the course, you will develop the tools you need to write a chapter in your PhD theses on knowledge transfer. The lecturers are experts in the fields of different subjects (more information below) and come from both within and outside the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
For whom
- This course is for 3rd and 4th year PhD students of the Faculty of Science of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) and related interdisciplinary research institutes (IOZIs)
Subjects
- Valorization,
- The Amsterdam Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
- Entrepreneurial behavior
- Outreach
- Collaboration with external commercial partners
- Intellectual property rights
Details
- Course duration: 1 November 2021 - 1 April 20(bi)weekly meetings, with mandatory presence, preparation and assignments.
More information
The coordinators of this course are Prof. Dr. MBA Davide Iannuzzi (Faculty of Science) and Prof. Dr. Enno Masurel (School of Business and Economics), who have extensive experience in designing and teaching entrepreneurship courses both within and outside the domains of business and economics.
For more information: e.masurel@vu.nl.
Study characteristics
- Language: English
- ECTS: 3
- Start date: 1 November 2021
- End date: : 1 April 2022
- Self paced: no
- In class/online: blended
- Academic skill: discipline related
- Available to: PhD students VU | Academic staff VU | All VU employees |Promovendus VU | Academische staf VU | All VU employees
- Graduate School: Business and Economics
- Discipline: Entrepeneurship
- Min. number of students: 10
- Max. number of students: 20