university–enterprise cooperation

4.2.3. Bosnia and Herzegovina 52
4.2.3.1 State Institutions, strategies and programs 53
4.2.3.2 University of Banja Luka 54
4.2.3.3 University of East Sarajevo 55
4.2.3.4 University of Sarajevo 55
4.2.3.5 University of Zenica 55
4.2.3.6 University of Tuzla 55
4.2.3.7 University Džemal Bijedic in Mostar 56
4.2.3.8 University of Mostar 56
4.2.3.9 University of Bihac 56
4.2.3.10 Local communities 56
4.2.4 Montenegro 57
4.3 Perceived problems, needs and offers 58
5. Good practices in the area of university-enterprise cooperation
5.1 Graz University of Technology 69
5.2 University of Brighton 71
5.3 University of Novi Sad 74
5.4. Universite Paris-SUD 11 76
5.5 Technical University of Denmark 77
5.6 Rheinische Fachhochschule Köln - University of Applied Sciences 79
5.7 Staffordshire University 81
5.8 Masaryk University 82
5.9 Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) 84
5.10 University of Ljubljana 86
5.11 University of Padova 89
5.12 Aalborg Univeristy 91
5.13 University of Bristol 94
5.14 University of Edinburgh 95
5.15 University of Maribor 97
6. New WBC model of university-enterprise cooperation
6.1 Challenges and prospective views 101
6.2 Benefits for key actors in the knowledge triangle 102
6.3 WBC regional model of university-enterprise cooperation 103
6.3.1 Establishment of Science and Technology Parks 104
6.3.1.1 Technology Transfer Centre 105
6.3.1.2 Incubation Centre 106
6.3.1.3 Academic Spin-offs 107
6.3.2 Organization of WBC Industrial Clusters 109
6.3.3 Joint participation in FP7 and EUREKA projects 110
6.3.4 Establishment of regional Collaborative-training and/or Life-long Learning centres 111
6.3.5 Setting up of the Open Innovation Networks with SMEs 114
6.3.6 Practical placements for students in industry 114
6.3.7 Industrial fellowship programme (IFP) for graduates and/or employees from enterprise 114
6.3.8 Other cooperation modalities 115
6.3.9 Recommendations 115
6.4 Future steps 116
7. References 119