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The issue of research strategy was first examined by EUA at the conference “Research in European Universities: Strategies and Funding” (Uppsala Sweden October 2005). This report seeks to continue the discussions begun in Uppsala by casting new light on many questions raised and deepening EUA’s knowledge in this area recognised as being crucial in the Glasgow Declaration (2005) in which European universities pledge to “exercise their own responsibilities for enhancing research and innovation through the optimal use of resources and the development of institutional research strategies”.

 

The issue of research strategy was first examined by EUA at the conference “Research in European Universities: Strategies and Funding” (Uppsala Sweden October 2005). This report seeks to continue the discussions begun in Uppsala by casting new light on many questions raised and deepening EUA’s knowledge in this area recognised as being crucial in the Glasgow Declaration (2005) in which European universities pledge to “exercise their own responsibilities for enhancing research and innovation through the optimal use of resources and the development of institutional research strategies”.

Research Strategy Development and Management at European Universities

Sibylle Reichert
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