UIIN Podcasts
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Episodes
Impact | The convening university: How the University of Bristol is shaping regional impact
How can universities help fragmented regional systems coordinate and act?In this episode, Lisa Kehoe, Head of Impact Development at the University of Bristol, shares lessons from community micro-campuses, cyber growth planning, and health partnerships. She also explains why effective convening depends on curiosity, credible teams, practical experimentation, and long-term infrastructure.
Impact | From impact ambition to real-world change
How can researchers turn impact ambitions into benefits that matter beyond academia?For this episode, we invited Mark Reed, Professor of Rural Entrepreneurship at Scotland’s Rural College and CEO of Fast Track Impact, to share a practical approach based on external needs, inclusive relationships, small-scale learning, adaptable plans, and credible evidence.
Partnerships | From precincts to ecosystems: How universities can build the connective tissue of innovation
What turns a collection of institutions into an innovation ecosystem?In this episode, John Howard, Visiting Professor at UTS and Leader of the Acton Institute for Policy Research and Innovation, explains how orchestration, collaboration, institutional diversity, and outcome-focused policy can help universities contribute more effectively to their regions.
Partnerships | Professionalising collaboration: How SDU is making engagement more strategic
How can universities make collaboration more strategic without constraining the relationships academics already build?Søren Land, Head of Team Collaboration & SDU Startup Station at University of Southern Denmark, explains how the University of Southern Denmark uses faculty briefs, cross-functional groups, a catalogue of services, and live dashboards to connect engagement with institutional pr
Leadership | Beyond innovation rhetoric: What entrepreneurial university leadership really takes
What does it take to make innovation part of a university’s daily operating model?In this week’s episode, Aleks Subic, Vice-Chancellor and CEO of Torrens University Australia, shares how clear purpose, distributed authority, aligned rewards, authentic engagement, and external partnerships can create an entrepreneurial culture.
Leadership | How to build the university that didn’t exist: Lessons from CODE University
In this episode, Manuel Dolderer, Co-founder and President of CODE University of Applied Sciences, shares how personal missions, project-based learning, open spaces, faculty coaching, and co-creation can prepare students for an unpredictable future.
Leadership | Entrepreneurial leadership in higher education: How leaders can drive change
How can higher education leaders turn innovative ambition into lasting institutional change?In this episode, Cameron McCoy, Founder & Chief Adapting Officer, The Adaptive Group, and Chris Howard, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Arizona State University, discuss how higher education leaders can turn public purpose into institutional change. Drawing on his cross-sector ca
Partnerships | The role of trust in building better partnerships
Trust is difficult to capture in a conventional KPI, but it still leaves evidence.In this episode, we spoke with Sebastian Husein, Impact Development Manager at the University of Twente, about how responsiveness, reciprocal questions, resource commitments, and openness about risk can reveal relationship maturity. He also shares practical approaches for understanding stakeholder motivation and stre
Impact | Building an impact-literate university
How can universities embed societal impact into research practice without reducing it to metrics or placing the full burden on researchers?In this episode, Esther de Smet, Senior Research Policy Advisor at Ghent University’s Central Research Department, explores how shared language, responsible assessment, tailored support, and stronger institutional connectivity can build impact literacy.
Entrepreneurship | The university as a catalyst: Knowledge, ecosystems and impact
What makes a university genuinely entrepreneurial?Marcelo Tedesco, Founder and Executive Director of Global Ecosystem Dynamics and Director of Research in Economics & Society at the Buenos Aires Institute of Technology, argues for putting knowledge before venture counts.In this episode, he explores how transdisciplinary learning, purposeful collaboration, and ecosystem responsibility allow uni
Impact | When research excellence isn’t enough: Communicating value beyond academia
Why does excellent research sometimes fail to attract the engagement and investment it deserves? In this episode, Kylie Ahern, Founder and CEO of STEM Matters, explains how universities can replace fragmented announcements with audience-led narratives, connect communication to funding priorities, and use AI responsibly to scale research storytelling.
Leadership | How to make a university future-ready: Leadership lessons from Santiago Iñiguez
How can universities become more agile without losing the values that give education its purpose?In this episode of our podcast, Santiago Iñiguez, President of IE University, shares lessons on entrepreneurial governance, internationalisation, faculty development, and lifelong learning. He also explains why the rise of AI makes human judgement, character, and personal relationships even more centra
Entrepreneurship | Building an entrepreneurial university community at the University of Auckland
How can university entrepreneurship reach people who do not already identify as entrepreneurs?In this episode, Naomi Bradshaw, Engagement Manager at the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the University of Auckland, explains how inclusive language, audience-specific stories, community-led design, and reciprocal partnerships have helped the centre broaden participation across students an
Leadership | Entrepreneurial leadership in higher education: How to build a more innovative university
An ambitious university strategy only matters when it changes how the institution works.For this episode, we invited Pascale Quester, Vice-Chancellor and President of Swinburne University of Technology, to talk about how strategic focus, co-creation, innovation time, and industry-led research can turn institutional vision into action.Drawing on Swinburne’s transformation, she shows why lasting cha
Leadership | Building the entrepreneurial university: Leadership lessons from Aalto’s Founding President
How can university leaders encourage entrepreneurship without trying to control it from the top?For this episode, we spoke with Tuula Teeri, Professor of Biotechnology and former President of Aalto University, about how Aalto supported bottom-up entrepreneurship through strategic investment, participatory leadership, visible recognition, and long-term commitment. Her experience offers practical le
Future | What if we designed the university from scratch? Lessons from Minerva
What would a university look like if every element were designed around what graduates should be able to do?For this episode, we invited Ben Nelson, Founder and CEO of Minerva Project and Founder of Minerva University, to explain how Minerva designed a university around transferable learning, shared assessment, and graduates’ ability to act wisely in unfamiliar situations. We also delved into why
Entrepreneurship | The AI-enabled entrepreneurial university: How GenAI could transform venture creation
For this episode, we sat down with Scott Shane, Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies and a professor of economics at Case Western Reserve University, to explore how generative AI could reshape university research, teaching, venture creation, governance, and institutional productivity at scale.
Future of Universities | What if universities led the future? Insights from Dubai Future Foundation
In this episode, we examine how universities can move beyond reacting to disruption and become institutions that actively shape the future with Heba Chehade, Head of Foresight Research at Dubai Future Foundation.We unpack how universities can use foresight to rethink their value proposition, strengthen partnerships, and design more resilient approaches to learning, research, policy, and public val
Entrepreneurship | Edinburgh’s Innovation Career Pathway: Building an entrepreneurial culture
In this episode, we explore how academic innovation can be recognised, rewarded and embedded in university career structures with Kirsty Collinge, Head of Research Strategy at the University of Edinburgh.We unpack how the University of Edinburgh is rethinking academic career structures to recognise and reward innovation more explicitly. From developing an innovation career pathway across recruitme
Partnerships | Inside Macquarie’s External Engagement Strategy: Research, Innovation and Enterprise in Practice
In this episode, we explore what it takes to make external engagement more strategic, coordinated and impactful with Professor Dan Johnson, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research, Innovation, and Enterprise at Macquarie University.We unpack how Macquarie’s history, location within the Macquarie Park Innovation District and strong industry-facing culture have shaped its approach to partnerships. From bui
Entrepreneurship | Rewiring tech transfer: How UTSA is building a commercialisation pipeline
In this episode, we explore what it takes to rethink technology transfer for real-world impact with Anthony Francis, Associate Vice President of Innovation, Commercialisation, and Entrepreneurship at the University of Texas at San Antonio.We unpack why traditional, IP-first approaches continue to limit the flow of innovation from universities into society, how institutions can move beyond linear,
Partnerships | Building a corporate engagement office: Insights from Georgia Tech and beyond
In this episode, we explore what it takes to build a corporate engagement function that truly works across the whole university with Mark Nolan, Associate Vice President of Corporate Engagement at the Georgia Institute of Technology.We unpack why fragmented structures and siloed interactions with industry often lead to missed opportunities, how universities can move beyond disconnected touch point
Future | From quick fixes to adaptive evolution: Rethinking university transformation
In this episode, we spoke with Cameron McCoy, founder of the Adaptive Group, about why many transformation efforts in higher education fall short and what it really takes to create lasting change.We unpacked the idea of adaptive evolution: Moving beyond quick fixes to address root causes, rethink core systems, and build institutions that are truly change-ready, learner-centred, and capable of evol
Entrepreneurship | The entrepreneurial PhD: A new paradigm for higher education
In this episode, we dive into the future of doctoral education with Hélène de Burgh-Woodman, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research Training at the University of Western Australia.Drawing on her work on entrepreneurial doctorates and her contribution to our latest Future of Universities Thoughbook, we explore why the traditional PhD model is under pressure, how universities can better prepare researcher
Entrepreneurship | How Wageningen redefines impact: From patent to purpose
For this episode, we spoke with Sebastiaan Berendsen, Director of Value Creation and Impact at Wageningen University & Research, about how universities can move beyond traditional measures like patents and spinouts to focus on real societal outcomes.Drawing on his contribution to the Future of Universities Thoughtbook | Entrepreneurial Edition, we explored what it takes to build mission-driven
Entrepreneurship | Securing the future: Why universities need to stay innovative and engaged
In this episode, we speak with Andrew Petter, former President and Vice-Chancellor of Simon Fraser University, about the challenges universities face today and why staying innovative and engaged with society is critical for their future.Drawing on his contribution to the Future of Universities Thoughtbook | Entrepreneurial Edition, Andrew reflects on why universities risk isolating themselves when
Partnerships | How Innovate UK drives business growth through knowledge transfer
For this episode, we spoke with Richard Lamb, Programme Manager for Knowledge Transfer Partnerships at Innovate UK, about one of the UK’s longest-running innovation instruments. For 50 years, KTP has embedded university expertise directly into businesses to solve strategic challenges and build lasting capability.We unpacked what makes the model distinctive, the pivotal role of the associate bridgi
Entrepreneurship | How ASU London designs interdisciplinary, industry-connected education
In this episode, Todd Davey, A/Prof. of Entrepreneurship at IMT-BS and Associate Partner at UIIN, speaks with Judy Raper, former CEO and Dean of ASU London, about what it really takes to design interdisciplinary, industry-connected education from the ground up. Drawing on her experience launching a brand-new university model, Judy reflects on how project-based learning, curiosity-driven education,
Partnerships | Inside Oregon State’s partnership model for industry and community engagement
In this episode, Balzhan Orazbayeva, Manager Strategic Initiatives at UIIN, is joined by Rebecca Robinson, Associate Vice President for Economic Development and Industry Relations at Oregon State University, to take a close look at what it really takes to design partnerships that work at scale. Moving beyond one-off collaborations, Rebecca shares how Oregon State has built a more coordinated, sect
Entrepreneurship | Rewiring the system: How UCalgary rethinks entrepreneurial education
In this episode, we are joined by Oleks Osiyevskyy and Guy Levesque from the University of Calgary to unpack what it really means to rewire entrepreneurial education. Drawing on the work done at the Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking, they challenge the idea of entrepreneurship as just startups and commercialisation, and make the case for entrepreneurial thinking as a mindset for creating cha
Partnerships | From outreach to alliance: How Karolinska designs partnerships with pharma and medtech
In this episode, Richard Cowburn, Head of Strategic Collaborations at Karolinska Institutet, joins us to explore how one of the world’s top medical universities navigates partnerships across pharma, medtech, and public health.From building long-term alliances with companies like AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson, to supporting researchers through decentralised systems, Richard offers a behind-
Entrepreneurship | A living lab for entrepreneurship: Inside H-FARM’s Innovation Campus
In this episode, Timothy O’Connell, Senior Partner and Director of the Entrepreneurship and Startup Center at H-FARM, takes us inside one of Europe’s most unique innovation campuses. Based just outside Venice, H-FARM blends education, startups, and corporate partnerships into a living lab where ideas turn into ventures—and students become founders, innovators, and intrapreneurs.Whether you're
Impact | The impact realities for early-career researchers
In this episode, Wade Kelly, Senior Lecturer at Deakin University’s Researcher Development Academy and a leading voice in research development and community engagement, unpacks what it really means to be an “impactful academic” today.Drawing on his background in education, public engagement, and researcher development, Wade reflects on why impact is not simply about metrics or outputs, but about h
Entrepreneurship | How interdisciplinary thinking fuels meaningful entrepreneurship and innovation
In this episode, we are joined by Joe Steensma, Professor of Public Health and Social Entrepreneurship at Washington University in St. Louis, to discuss the value of interdisciplinary thinking, the lessons science can offer entrepreneurship, and why imagination belongs at the centre of education.Through powerful storytelling and raw honesty, Joe reflects on what it really means to learn, teach, an
Entrepreneurship | Entrepreneurial education: The four transitions to start-up success at CSE
In this episode, we are joined by Amy Wilson, Head of Student Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship (CSE).With over 400 startups in its orbit and a strong emphasis on experimentation over perfection, CSE is redefining what entrepreneurial education looks like, especially in abusiness-only university context.Tune in to this conversation about mindset, multidisci
Partnerships | Impact, collaboration and incentives: How UNSW is redefining research excellence
In this episode, we are joined by Bronwyn Fox, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Research and Enterprise at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), to explore how one of Australia’s leading research universities is redefining research excellence through collaboration, innovation, and impact. Bronwyn shares how UNSW is transforming its research culture—embedding entrepreneurship across disciplines, inves
Partnerships | How to build future-ready talent at national and European scale, with Skillnet Ireland
In this episode, we are joined by Florence Magee, Head of Network Development and EU Programmes at Skillnet Ireland, to explore how one of Europe’s leading workforce development organisations is building future-ready talent at both national and European scale. Florence shares how Skillnet Ireland’s enterprise-led model brings industry and education together to co-design training that keeps pace wi
Entrepreneurship | From research to real-world impact: Inside the Hunter Hub Model
In this episode, we are joined by Paula Berton, Scientific Innovation Executive and Academic Entrepreneur in Residence at the University of Calgary’s Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking, to explore how a research-intensive university is reimagining entrepreneurship from the inside out. Paula shares how the Hunter Hub shifts the focus from startups alone to entrepreneurial thinking as a mindset
Partnerships | Collaboration counts: Data, myths and the next decade of Australian innovation
In this episode, we are joined by Paul Harris, Executive Director of the Innovative Research Universities (IRU), to unpack what the evidence really says about university–industry collaboration in Australia.From reframing myths with data, to strengthening long-term structures like the Industry PhD programme, to the case for national coordination, mission-based compacts and a better balance between
Entrepreneurship | Building a generation of changemakers: The UC Entrepreneurship Model
In this episode, we are joined by Lisa Martin, Innovation Lead at the University of Canterbury Centre for Entrepreneurship (UCE), to explore how one of New Zealand’s leading universities is building a generation of innovators and change makers. Lisa shares how UCE is reshaping entrepreneurship education, placing values, community and experiential learning at the heart of its model.From designing t
Partnerships | From idea to impact: 3M’s culture of innovation and collaboration
In this episode, we are joined by Jens Eichler, Hydrogen Technology and Business Architect at 3M, to explore how they nurture ideas through its celebrated 15% Culture, which encourages employees to set aside a portion of their work time to proactively cultivate and pursue innovative ideas that excite them.Jens shares how this approach empowers employees to pursue entrepreneurial projects, foster c
Partnerships | The MIT Playbook: Designing partnerships that shape the future
In this episode, we’re joined by Lori Glover, Executive Director of Strategic Alliances at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL). Lori shares how CSAIL built one of MIT’s largest industry collaboration programmes, creating multiple pathways for companies to engage with groundbreaking research.From tiered partnerships and matchmaking between faculty and industry to navigati
Entrepreneurship | How NYU is transforming tech transfer for the future
In this episode, we spoke with Marc Sedam, Vice President of Technology Opportunities and Ventures at NYU, about transforming one of the US’s largest tech transfer operations.Marc shares how NYU is scaling innovation, building stronger industry relationships, and even using AI to reshape commercialisation, offering practical insights for anyone interested in turning research into real-world impact
Partnerships | The future of university collaboration through CRM and culture change, with Aalto University
We are joined by Ville Krannila, Head of CRM and Analytics at Aalto University in Finland, to dive into their journey of implementing and embedding a CRM culture. Ville shares how Aalto is using CRM not just as a tool, but as a catalyst to break down silos, connect data across functions, and strengthen partnerships with industry and society.From navigating cultural change and overcoming resistance
Future | How JMU is reimagining internships for real-world impact
In this episode, we spoke with Patrice Ludwig, Interim Assistant Vice Provost for Research and Innovation at James Madison University (JMU). We'll unpack how JMU is reshaping internships through its transdisciplinary X-Labs and a pioneering partnership with industry.JMU prepares students to thrive in diverse teams, embrace leadership flexibility, and gain the “power skills” employers value mos
Future | Creativity as the heart of modern education at Washington University in St. Louis
For this week's episode, we sat down with Robert Mark Morgan, award-winning educator, designer, and creative advocate at Washington University in St. Louis, to explore why creativity belongs at the heart of modern education. From rethinking classroom spaces to breaking down the false divide between intelligence and creativity, Robert shares how he challenges traditional academic silos, helps s
Partnerships | Why the University of South Australia is putting partners at the centre of its strategy
In this episode, we are joined by Esther Roberts, Deputy Director for Business Development – Enterprise Partnerships at the University of South Australia, to explore how they have built a partner-first engagement model through its Enterprise Hub. Esther shares how the university has reshaped its culture, structures and systems to simplify collaboration with industry and create long-term, strategic
Partnerships | Securing the next generation of STEM talent with ASML
In today's episode, we explore how ASML, one of the world’s leading technology companies, builds powerful, long-term partnerships with universities to tackle the shortage of STEM talent in the semiconductor industry.Our guest, Wesley Crock — Global Manager of University Relations at ASML — shares how the company takes a strategic, ecosystem-wide approach to collaborating with universities.Whet
Future | How to make change happen in complex university systems
In today’s episode, we welcome Susan Elrod – a seasoned higher education leader, change agent, and former university chancellor whose career spans more than two decades across multiple U.S. university systems.Susan joins us to discuss the complexities of driving systemic change in higher education, unpacking what it really takes to go beyond surface-level reforms and embed meaningful, long-lasting
Entrepreneurship | Inside Utrecht University’s approach to entrepreneurship and regional partnerships
In today’s episode, we delve into what it truly means to be a collaborative, impact-driven university. Our guest is Freek van Muiswinkel, Director of Entrepreneurship and Regional Partnerships at Utrecht University – an institution that’s redefining how universities connect with their regions, foster entrepreneurship, and drive societal change.Freek shares how the university has broken down intern
Entrepreneurship | 25 years of deep-tech impact: Cicada Innovations’ entrepreneurial journey
In this episode, we revisit a brilliant conversation with Sally-Ann Williams, CEO of Cicada Innovations – Australia’s home for deep-tech ventures, in recognition of Cicada´s 25-year anniversary. Having supported over 500 companies across health, AgTech, quantum, space, and beyond, this episode offers a timely reflection on what it really takes to translate breakthrough ideas from the lab to the ma
Future | How spaces shape collaboration and entrepreneurship
In this episode, we’re diving into how physical spaces—campuses, libraries, innovation hubs—can be designed not just to house activity, but to actively enable collaboration, entrepreneurship, and student success.For that, we have invited design strategist Elliot Felix, Partner and US Education Sector Leader at Buro Happold, to share how universities can create spaces that truly support student suc
Partnerships | How Infineon develops top STEM talent through university partnerships
In this episode, Rainer Schmidt-Rudloff, Director of University Relations at Infineon, shares how the company goes beyond sponsorships to actively engage in talent development.From offering international internships to providing real-world case studies and expert coaching, Infineon ensures that students gain both academic knowledge and hands-on experience.But what makes these partnerships truly su
Partnerships | Dancing for innovation: Queensland Ballet’s university partnerships in action
In this episode, we dive into the fascinating intersection of academia and the arts. Joining us is Dilshani Weerasinghe, Executive Director of Queensland Ballet, who shares how the organisation collaborates with universities to drive innovation, research, and talent development in the creative industries.From using dance to support health and well-being to interdisciplinary partnerships in science
Partnerships | A cluster approach to engagement with Engineering the South East
In this episode, we are joined by Frances Hardiman, Head of the Faculty of Engineering Built Environment at the South East Technological University (SETU) and lead of Engineering the Southeast, an industry-led cluster in Ireland.She will share how her team built strong connections across the triple helix, the key success factors behind effective collaboration, and why we should continue celebratin
Partnerships | Connecting academia, government, and industry for innovation
In this episode, we are joined by Nicholas Haskins, Chief Operating Officer of the New South Wales Smart Sensing Network, who will share how the NSSN bridges the gap between academia, industry, and government, to turn research into real-world impact.
From fostering partnerships to overcoming collaboration
challenges, this episode is packed with insights on making innovation happen.
Let’s dive in!
Partnerships | Strengthening Norway’s innovation ecosystem with UiO Growth House
We are diving into the world of university-driven innovation with a spotlight on the UiO Growth House—the University of Oslo’s innovation unit for Life Sciences, Health, and Technology.
We are joined by Hilde Nebb, Innovation Director of the Growth House, and Norunn K. Torheim, Head of Communications, as they share insights on building a thriving innovation ecosystem, and provide a sneak peek into
Strategic Partnerships | Universities and medical centres as drivers of innovation
In this episode, we chat with Dr. Cullum Clark, Director of the George W. Bush Institute’s Economic Growth Initiative, who will share insights from his report about how universities and medical institutions spark local innovation, retain top talent, and build thriving communities.
Join us for an inspiring conversation packed with actionable ways forward.
Pathway to Impact | Sustainability, social justice and First Nations: Murdoch University’s pillars of impact
This time, we take you to the heart of Western Australia to explore how Murdoch University is redefining local and global engagement. Our guest is Susan Marie, the Director of Strategic Partnerships and Global Engagement at Murdoch University, who will share how the university is fostering innovative collaborations, championing sustainability, and working closely with Indigenous communities to cre
The Future of Universities | Breaking the glass ceiling: Advancing EDI leadership in universities
In this episode, Madeline Arkins, Project Officer at UIIN, talks about about equity, diversity, and inclusion in European higher education. She shares insights on the barriers underrepresented groups face in academic leadership, and the role of data in driving change.
Tune in to hear practical strategies and inspiring examples of institutions working toward a more inclusive future in higher educat
Pathway to Impact | The power of impact: Research that makes a difference
In this episode, we explore how research can drive real-world change with Dr. Avni Misra, a lecturer and researcher at RMIT University’s College of Business who is passionate about making research outcomes beneficial to society.
Dr. Misra shares her journey from lab science to innovation management and introduces a five-stage approach that moves research beyond academia and into actionable outcome
Pathway to Impact | How to drive cultural change in universities
In today’s episode, we explore how universities can foster an entrepreneurial culture and drive impactful change with Rimante Rusaite, Senior Project Officer at UIIN.
From storytelling as a powerful engagement tool to fostering shared responsibility and breaking down institutional barriers, this episode offers practical tips for anyone interested in transforming university culture.
The Future of Universities | Student-driven deep tech innovation at Eindhoven University of Technology
In this episode, we explore student-driven entrepreneurship and innovation with Bart van Grevenhof, Business Development Manager at Eindhoven University of Technology. Bart shares insights on fostering innovation through deep tech projects, the challenges students face in taking these technologies to market, and the role of industry partnerships.
If you are interested in entrepreneurship, deep tec
Research Valorisation | How AI is reshaping tech transfer, with RocketSmart
In this episode, we explore the world of tech transfer and innovation with Dvorah Graeser, Founder and CEO of RocketSmart. We discuss the commercialisation challenges universities face, explore the potential of AI in supporting technology transfer and highlight the legal and ethical concerns around using such tools in commercialisation more generally.
Strategic Partnerships | Shaping future talent with Oracle
We have invited Kaushika Jayalath, Solutions Consultant at Oracle Corporation, to explore how their strategic partnership with Australia and New Zealand universities bridge the digital skills gap and enhance student employability.
Learn more about their hands-on cloud technology experience, their broader impact, and Oracle's role in addressing the evolving needs of both students and employers in a
Strategic Partnerships | How Sony Interactive Entertainment leverages academic partnerships for innovation
In this week’s episode, we delve into the strategies shaping the future of gaming and technology with Lucy Hattersley, Academic Development Manager at Sony Interactive Entertainment. Lucy will share how Sony collaborates with universities to push the boundaries of research and innovation, and we’ll also touch on what to expect from the upcoming UIIN Forum in London on November 7th.
Pathway to Impact | An engagement strategy for real-world impact at Cape Peninsula University of Technology
This week, we are joined by Dr. Revel Iyer, Director of Technology Transfer and Industry Linkages at Cape Peninsula University of Technology. He shared insights into university's innovative 4x4 engagement strategy, which brings together civil society, industry, government, and academia to create real-world impact.
Stay tuned and discover how CPUT leverages partnerships, promotes active community e
The Future of Universities | A new education paradigm at the London Interdisciplinary School
Today, we are joined by Carl Gombrich, co-founder and Academic Lead at the London Interdisciplinary School, to discuss their innovative approach to education that blends interdisciplinary learning, real-world problem-solving, and critical engagement with technology.
Stay tuned and explore the evolving concept of expertise in the digital age, the importance of media literacy, and the challenge of b
Pathway to Impact | How University of Exeter measures the success of its entrepreneurship programs
In this episode, we chat with Emily Davies, Head of Student Entrepreneurship at the University of Exeter. Emily shares fascinating insights from their latest evaluation of entrepreneurship programs, revealing how student feedback is shaping their approach and uncovering new opportunities for growth.
Strategic Partnerships | Sasol’s journey towards to sustainable development through academic partnerships
In today’s episode, have invited Tanya Hughes, Manager Capacity Building at Sasol, one of South Africa’s leading energy and chemical companies. Discover how Sasol partners with universities to drive innovation, advance research, and develop cutting-edge technologies.
Tanya provides fascinating insights into how these collaborations benefit both students and industry professionals, fostering a symb
Research Valorisation | Transforming space research into industry breakthroughs at iLAunCH
For this episode, we have invited Milica Symul, COO of iLAuNCH at the University of Southern Queensland, to talk about the Trailblazer Universities Program.
Milica discusses the program’s focus on commercialisation, tech acceleration, workforce development, and STEM education. We will also touch on the challenges of industry collaboration and the unique opportunities in Australia’s regional areas.
Pathway to Impact | Empathy-driven innovation at the University of Galway
In today’s episode, we have invited Dr. Natalie Walsh, Director of Entrepreneurial Development at the University of Galway, to discuss the Empathy Studio, a unique initiative that immerses students in the experiences of others to inspire human-centred solutions.
We'll learn how this approach is reshaping problem-solving at the university and why empathy is crucial in innovation. Join us as we
Strategic Partnerships | Universities leading economic development at United States
For this episode, we sat down with Dr. Álvaro Muñiz, Director of International Community and Economic Engagement at the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities (APLU). This engaging discussion delved deep into the pivotal role that public universities play in fostering innovation, driving economic growth, and improving the quality of life in communities across the United States.
Strategic Partnerships | Developing future-ready talent with TUDublin and Digital Skillnet
Dive into the transformative power of university-industry collaboration with Claire McBride, Convene Project Lead and Head of Enterprise Academy at Technological University Dublin.
Claire shares insights on the 13-year partnership between TU Dublin and Digital Skillnet, highlighting how their co-created, accredited programs bridge theoretical knowledge and practical application, fostering talent d
The Future of Universities | Learning with AI: Balancing technology, pedagogy and ethics
In this episode, we have invited Carla Aerts, Strategic Advisor at Erasmus X Innovation at Erasmus University of Rotterdam, to explore the potential of AI to reshape higher education, balancing the integration of advanced technologies with ethical considerations.
Join us as Carla shares her two decades of experience in EdTech, discussing how personalised learning and interdisciplinary approaches e
Strategic Partnerships | Enhancing university-industry collaboration through co-location at ZEISS Innovation Hub
We are thrilled to have Max Riedel, Head of the ZEISS Innovation Hub @ KIT and co-host of the upcoming UIIN Forum in Karlsruhe, Germany in September. Max will share how proximity builds trust and drives innovation, the importance of collaborating with students, and the groundbreaking 'innovation circle' concept.
Tune in to learn about the important role of proximity between universities an
Strategic Partnerships | Discovering Ireland’s innovation ecosystem for university-industry cooperation
UIIN is going to Ireland!
In this episode, we chat with Finola Howe, Head of Enterprise and Engagement at Atlantic Technological University, our co-hosts for the upcoming UIIN Ireland forum on September 11th.
Finola shares insights into the forum's key themes and explores how university-industry collaborations drive regional economic development and innovation.
Tune in and discover why this ev
Strategic Partnerships | Exploring Siemens' ecosystem approach
For this episode, we had a conversation with Natasha Eckert, Global Head of University Relations at Siemens, about how it has revolutionised university partnerships through their unique ecosystem approach. Stay with us to learn more about the advantages and challenges of this approach and how Siemens manages these intricate partnerships.
Pathway to Impact | The role of universities in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals
We have invited Victoria Galan-Muros, Chief of Research and Analysis at the UNESCO International Institute of Higher Education, to delve into the crucial role universities play in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Join us as we explore the challenges universities face when integrating sustainability into their curricula, research, and operations, and discover practical steps than
Pathway to Impact | Catalysing regional development through place-based innovation at Tech Parks Arizona
For this week’s podcast, we have invited Carol Stewart, Vice President of TechParks at the University of Arizona to delve into the pivotal role of tech parks in fostering innovation.
Join us as we explore this dynamic relationship between academia and industry, and how it has driven significant economic impact and talent development in the tech sector.
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