The final report of the 2011 study on the State of University-Business Cooperation in Europe for the European Commission DG EAC. Please click here to download.
Understanding European University Business Cooperation (UBC)
Wanting to understand European UBC in terms of the extent, barriers, drivers and workings of UBC? We have created a presentation summarising the results from the largest study yet completed into University-Business Cooperation, the Hippo Study. Please click here to download.
The UBC Ecosystem
Resulting from the Hippo Study, the UBC Ecosystem is a simple model which clearly explains University-Business Cooperation, the different elements that affect it, the elements that support it and the stakeholders that support and undertake it. Please find an overview of the UBC Ecosystem model here.
The interviews
During the University-Business Cooperation study, 11 qualitative interviews were conducted with European experts on University-Business Cooperation. A publication has been prepared summarising the results of the qualitative interviews, named: A summary of 11 European expert interviews on the topic of UBC. Please click here to download the publication.
Business and Science Cooperation at European Applied Sciences Universities (German)
Todd Davey and Prof. Dr. Thomas Baaken. The article can be found here
Barriers and Drivers in European University-Business Cooperation
Todd Davey, Thomas Baaken, Victoria Galán Muros and Arno Meerman. The article can be found here
Factors influencing the extent of European University-Business Cooperation
Todd Davey, Thomas Baaken, Victoria Galán Muros and Arno Meerman. The article can be found here
Supporting mechanisms in European University-Business Cooperation
Todd Davey, Thomas Baaken, Victoria Galán Muros and Arno Meerman. The article can be found here
Publications
Key publications from the 2016/2017 study
The final report of the 2017 study on the State of University-Business Cooperation in Europe for the European Commission DG EAC. Please click here to download.Key publications from the 2011 study
The State of European University Business Cooperation (UBC) Report 2011The final report of the 2011 study on the State of University-Business Cooperation in Europe for the European Commission DG EAC. Please click here to download.
Understanding European University Business Cooperation (UBC)
Wanting to understand European UBC in terms of the extent, barriers, drivers and workings of UBC? We have created a presentation summarising the results from the largest study yet completed into University-Business Cooperation, the Hippo Study. Please click here to download.
The UBC Ecosystem
Resulting from the Hippo Study, the UBC Ecosystem is a simple model which clearly explains University-Business Cooperation, the different elements that affect it, the elements that support it and the stakeholders that support and undertake it. Please find an overview of the UBC Ecosystem model here.
The interviews
During the University-Business Cooperation study, 11 qualitative interviews were conducted with European experts on University-Business Cooperation. A publication has been prepared summarising the results of the qualitative interviews, named: A summary of 11 European expert interviews on the topic of UBC. Please click here to download the publication.
Further publications
The project team have created a number of publications on the topic of University-Business Cooperation.Business and Science Cooperation at European Applied Sciences Universities (German)
Todd Davey and Prof. Dr. Thomas Baaken. The article can be found here
Barriers and Drivers in European University-Business Cooperation
Todd Davey, Thomas Baaken, Victoria Galán Muros and Arno Meerman. The article can be found here
Factors influencing the extent of European University-Business Cooperation
Todd Davey, Thomas Baaken, Victoria Galán Muros and Arno Meerman. The article can be found here
Supporting mechanisms in European University-Business Cooperation
Todd Davey, Thomas Baaken, Victoria Galán Muros and Arno Meerman. The article can be found here
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