Transferring technology and expertise from universities to industry: Britain's Teaching Company Scheme

Peter J. Senker · Jacqueline M. Senker

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Higher Education and Employability Research, Science, and Academia University-Industry-Government Innovation Models

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Teaching Company Scheme programmes involve employing graduates known as Teaching Company Associates in companies on projects which are jointly supervised by academics and company staff. This article presents findings of a study of the effectiveness of these programmes in transferring university expertise in science, technology and management, to industry.

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