Student-industry co-creation for innovation and skills development

Claire MacEachen, Charles Malone

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    Abstract

    The chapter aims to explore an ongoing approach towards enhancing student’ employability skills and building confidence. This approach draws on literature related to soft skills development and issues surrounding student confidence. It provides an innovative approach involving students, academic faculty and external organisations in a collaborative problem-solving activity known as ‘Innovation and Global Growth week’ (IGG).
    The outcome of this week of events is realigned with the factual needs of participating businesses and aims at generating creative ideas and innovation in order to address challenges faced by the participating businesses.
    This approach stimulates contextual skills and knowledge learning for students, faculty and the enterprises involved.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationInnovating in teaching enterprise, business and management in higher education
    Subtitle of host publicationbest practices in times of change
    EditorsNuno Arroteia, Safaa Sindi
    Place of PublicationDundee
    PublisherStartup Finance Ltd
    Pages105-128
    Number of pages24
    ISBN (Print)9781838107925
    Publication statusPublished - 28 Jan 2021

    Publication series

    NameHigher Education Practices and Perspectives
    PublisherStartup Finance Ltd
    Volume1

    Keywords

    • Employability
    • Innovation
    • Co-creation
    • Education, Higher

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