ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITY – HERESY OR NEW ORIENTATION OF UNIVERSITY
Abstract
The aim The aim of the article is to identify possible attitudes and activities of schools that reflect their reorientation towards the idea of an entrepreneurial university.Problem and research methodsIn this article we confront assumptions entrepreneurial university with well-established conservative concepts. The main problem is the search question: to what extent and in what areas, the idea of the entrepreneurial university may set new directions of development of Polish universities? The article is based on theoretical literature studies, which include domestic and foreign works, and studies based on field research of Polish universities and long-term participant observation academic community in Poland. ConsiderationWe show the main principles of the concept of entrepreneurial university, then we present our own proposal of the entrepreneurial university attributes, further, on the basis of empirical research – we describe several features of polish universities in context of model of entrepreneurial university, finally we compare features of models of traditional universities and entrepreneurial university.The results of the scientific analysisThe result of the research contains characteristics attributed to traditional and entrepreneurial university, and the assumption that modern universities will create mixed models that combine traditional roles and values of the features university entrepreneurial. ConclusionsFinally we indicate to what extent and in what areas, the idea of the entrepreneurial university may set new directions for development of Polish universities.References
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