Building Triple Helix Partnerships

At the end of this course you:

Understand the benefits and key pre-requisites of a triple helix platform, the elements of a triple helix arrangement and the role of various parties
Can explain about approaches to build a Triple Helix Platform
Know the tools to assesses Triple Helix readiness and strategies for improving readiness
Have the skills to develop, implement and monitor a Triple Helix Driven innovation strategy
Know how to identify an option for local economic development and the potential for a Triple Helix Partnership.

This program is designed for:
Policy makers, University managers and researchers, business and industry bodies leaders

Applicants should have the ability to function academically and professionally at Bachelor level. Because it is an interactive program, candidates should have an adequate level of spoken and written English to be able to follow the program and to actively participate. If it turns out and applicant does not have the sufficient level of English, a certificate will not be awarded.

This certificate is being awarded as evidence of participation in a post-graduate training at indicative level 6 or 7 of the EQF[2]. The minimum study load is 14 hours and an attendance level of 80% is required. This certificate is being awarded in the form of a soft copy when the training is online or a hard copy during a face-to-face training. The certificate will mention your full name, training title, training date and comprising core topics. Click here for more information about the MSM certification policy.

Reasons to follow this program
You will gain the knowledge and skills of what it takes to develop a vibrant triple helix platform
You will get the tools to assess Triple Helix Model readiness and strategies for improving readiness
You will develop the skills to development, implement and monitor a Tripe Helix driven innovation strategy