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„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Assoc. prof. Kostadin Grozev Kostadinov
VUZF
BAS-Institute of Mechanics
GIS-TransferCenter Foundation
What business expects from science?What science expect from business?
And education & training? ?
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Education and Business, Knowledge and PracticeWith a focus on the triangle - Knowledge, education, business
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„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Education and Business, Knowledge and PracticeWith a focus on the triangle - Knowledge, education, business
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1. Knowledge
2. Knowledge-based society. ?
3. Business – how it acquires knowledge?
4. Education/Training/Innovation?
5. Knowledge triangle KEБ
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„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
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‘Knowledge is information combined with understanding and capability; it lives in the minds of people ‘[Todd Groff, 2003]
Knowledge is a fluid mix of framed experience, values, contextual information, and expert insight that provides a framework for evaluating and incorporating new experiences and information. It originates and is applied in the minds of knowers.
In organizations, it often becomes embedded not only in documents or repositories but also in organizational routines, processes, practices, and norms.
‘Knowledge derives from mind at work.’ (Working Knowledge, Davenport, 2003)
Knowledge
Theory
Practice
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
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2. Knowledge based Society.
Many historians consider the time we live in such an era of great social
change - due to the transition from industrial to knowledge-based society.
In other words, what will be most important in the new era
is not the ability for mass production of material goods ,
but the ability to create new types of knowledge
Hence, this is our aim to prepare student s for this new age.
Knowledge-based Society
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Figure 1.1. Freeman Model of Innovation System
Overall system generation, transfer and application of know-how, the demand for knowledge and experience, and the actors in this process are shown with a model of national innovation system (Figure 1.) www.mi.government.bg
Knowledge-based Society
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
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3. Business/Innovation/Comptitetivenss
The main objective of the Innovation Strategy of Bulgaria is to increase
the competitiveness of Bulgarian industry.
And that means building a "knowledge-based" economy,
i.e. introduction of new products, using materials, technologies and
organization of production, management and services
compete on the basis of scientific achievements and developments
Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Demand is a key driver for companies to seek new knowledge and qualified personnel, it is what fills the content of NIS.
Research and educational institutes collaborate with companies to generate and develop their knowledge and transfer of experience and through education / training.
Essential role that has existing infrastructure.
Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Business/ inovation
Innovation firms by number of employees
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Knowledge creation in Bulgaria
among 145 countries: • 39 place in Physics • 45 in Mathematics and Chemistry, growing publications
and their citation by other researchers• 47 in Computer Science and Engineering, with
decreasing from 1995 to 2003 publications and their citations
• very low commercialization of research results
Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
Type of academia-industry collaboration in Bulgaria
Consultations 17%
Training, seminars, conferences 13%
Organization of student, doctoral, etc. research practices
11%
Assisting the management of business processes 8%
Studies of the effectiveness of technologies/ products/services
7%
Creation of new technologies 6%
Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
5% 5% 5%
0%5% 5%
0%5% 9%
0%0% 14%
32% 27% 14%
27% 36% 23%
5% 5% 23%
36% 18% 23%
36% 23% 23%
36% 18% 27%
23% 32% 27%
23% 9% 32%
27% 23% 32%
23% 27% 32%
18% 32% 32%
14% 32% 32%
23% 18% 36%
18% 27% 36%
23% 5% 45%
9% 23% 55%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%
Project management
Program products
Technology transfer
Organizational skills
Know ledge management
Research management and teamw ork
Teaching methodologies
Strategic planning
New technologies
Communication techniques
Teamw ork
e-learning
ICT methodologies in teaching
Applications
Quality management
Telew ork
Research skills in the f ield of IT
Lecturing skills
Individual skills
other
Needs for additional training
Weak Average Strong
Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
3. Business and its problems / needs in the acquisition of knowledge? What business needs?
New markets.
High performance of the new products .
Competitiveness.
Qualified personnel with practical knowledge and skills.
Opportunities for training and training of the staff on new products and technologies that increase production efficiency and hence competitiveness;
Forms of continuous training of staff to increase his knowledge and skills.
Lack of risk in their investments
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Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
3. Business and it’s problems in the acquisition of knowledge and qualified employees?
What does business expecte from education?
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Highly qualified staff with practical knowledge and skills
Opportunities for training and training of the staff on new products and technologies that increase production efficiency and hence competitiveness;
Forms of continuous training of staff to increase his knowledge and skills.
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Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
What business expect from science?
New products with which to conquer new markets;
optimization and automation of manufacturing processes, increasing productivity; New technologies that increase production efficiency and hence competitiveness;
Reliable and predictable outcomes of research investments to reduce risk or at least manage it.
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Business/ inovation
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
4. TRAINING / EDUCATION The purpose of education is to develop flexible and responsive system of student teaching strategies. In such a time of radical re-education through experience is an opportunity that any educational institution can not afford to ignore.
According Boyar, Shulman and many others, contradistinction
Between pure learning and practice,
between the development of capacities for abstract thinking and the acquisition of practical skills
is an anachronism that should soon as possible to be overcome. In the era of the global economy, our society can not afford to cultivated minds, uninterested and indifferent to the specific practical problems.
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4. Education/ Training/ Innovation?
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
4. TRAINING / EDUCATION
In the heart of experiential learning a dialogue between theory and practice is a proven approach to education and social organization of the XXI century.
Therefore, the learning process must involve specialists with proven experience set in the real economy and continuing to participate in the process of creation of new knowledge.
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4. Education/ Training/ Innovation?
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko Project – Competence – Practise
Project SME: Formally: EligibilityConceptual: Integrated transfer toolsContent: Scientific issues in the formulation of practice
Competence
Research -Decision of practical roblems
SMEPractise+ Application
project
InstituteResearch+ Transfer
Problem Decisin
Education, Seminars, meetings
Projectmanufacture
TimeResults + Transfers
research
4. Education/ Training/ Innovation?
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A brief overview of the MBE® program
Comprehensive acquisition of skillsOur students take away a combination of practical, methodological, and soft skills from the MBE® program. They begin as specialists and leave as all-round experts who can be deployed in various areas throughout any company. This increases their employability and their promotion prospects – while providing new opportunities for your company’s success.
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Specific projects – measurable results Principle of the MBE® is as follows: junior staff (known as ‚Fellows‘)
work in the company while also gaining the career-integrated master degree.
As a partner company, the project competence degree enables the company to implement specific company relevant tasks in a success-oriented matter.
Set up as a project, these tasks can be implemented across any number of different company divisions and departments.
Management consultancy included Throughout the project, both the Fellows and your company receive
professional guidance and support from our professors and lecturers who specialize in science, practical implementation and consultancy.
Your new employees gain the methodological and social skills they require to resolve problems in the accompanying seminar phases. This means that your company benefits from the Steinbeis faculty‘s coaches even once the course has finished.
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The Project competence concept : a Win-Win Situation for companies and Students .
A brief overview of the MBE® program
•Program duration: 12 to 24 months
•Study locations: Sofia, and Salzburg, as well as seminars in Sweden, the USA, Japan and Korea
•Program structure: Dual education system with closely linked theoretical phases at the university and practical phases in a company
•Total of 17 seminar weeks
•Outside the seminar blocks (at least 2/3 of the course period), the Fellows are flexibly involved in the companies:
•The Fellows work for 1,400 hours during the one-year program and 3,200 hours during the two-year program
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
The knowledge triangle KEB– fundamental cell of society, which create,
produce, transfer and
exploit (commercialize) knowledge.
The knowledge triangle refers to the interaction between research, education and innovation, which are key drivers of a knowledge-based society.
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Education and Business, Knowledge and PracticeInstead of CONCLUSION
„ EDUCATION FOR THE NEW AGE: TRADITION, REFORM,
INNOVATION”
9th Fulbright International Conference 07-08.08.2010 •Bansko
21st Century University• For the knowledge based Economy the University must:
– Teach the next generation • With up-to-date Labs on real market questions;
• About the sciences needed to address current &future questions
– Conduct Research • “Curiosity-driven Research”
• University also needs to bring Science to bear on Social problems and Industry NEEDS
– Commercialize• New science-led solutions for society problems;
• New products, processes
• Market-ready students
Instead of CONCLUSION