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Last update: Bc. Petra Práglová (18.01.2022)
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Last update: Bc. Petra Práglová (18.01.2022)
Introduce you to:
After the course you should be able to:
The aim of the course is to provide uniform training in science management, project management and technology transfer issues. |
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Last update: Bc. Petra Práglová (18.01.2022)
Completion of MSI:
Participants who have successfully completed the subject are awarded with 6 credits and digital badge. |
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Last update: Bc. Petra Práglová (18.01.2022)
The form of teaching is distant learning - webinars (in MS Teams, usually on Tuesday at 16:00-17:30), study texts and videos in MOOC UK. |
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Last update: Bc. Petra Práglová (18.01.2022)
The course consists of 13 modules that cover 3 thematic blocks: PROJECT – COMMERCIALIZATION – MANAGER
Topics of the individual teaching modules are: 1. Introduction. Development of teams (distant learning) 2. System of science management and evaluation (distant learning) 3. Financial sources for science, research and innovation in the Czech Republic and EU (distant learning) 4. Preparation of research and innovation projects (distant learning) 5. Preparation of own RDI project (distant learning) 6. Basics of knowledge and technology transfer (distant learning) 7. Protection of intellectual property in RDI (distant learning) 8. Business model. Business plan. Spin-out (distant learning) 9. Preparation of own business plan (distant learning) 10. Communication skills (distant learning) 11. Time management (distant learning) 12. Project management (distant learning) 13. Training of communication skills (distant learning) |
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Last update: Bc. Petra Práglová (18.01.2022)
The course primarily aims at students of the 4th year and higher of Master and PhD programmes of all faculties as well as at academic workers with the ambition to lead scientific or innovation projects. Ph.D. students and UK staff apply by sending an email to msi@ruk.cuni.cz. |