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.
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 create meaningful change. Whether you're curious about building impactful collaborations or just want a dose of inspiration, this episode has something for you.
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 education.
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 outcomes. Whether you are new to research or a seasoned pro, this episode will inspire you to think about how your work can truly make a difference.
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.
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 tech, or university-industry collaboration, this episode is full of valuable takeaways.
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.
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 digital-first world.
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.
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 engagement, and drives economic growth while fostering a culture of collaboration within and beyond the university.
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 breaking away from academia’s self-replicating tendencies.
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.
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 symbiotic relationship that propels the energy sector forward.
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.
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 delve into the role of empathy in education, entrepreneurship, and beyond.
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.
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 development and workforce readiness.
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 enhance educational outcomes.
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 and businesses and its impact on strategic collaboration.
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 event is a must-attend!
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