THE ROLE OF INTEGRATION BETWEEN SCIENCE, EDUCATION, AND INDUSTRY IN BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION ECONOMY
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Innovative education, economic transformation, theory-practice integration, experiential learning, entrepreneurial mindset.Abstract
The integration of science, education, and industry is pivotal in fostering a sustainable innovation economy. This paper examines the significance of this integration, emphasizing the Triple Helix model, which underscores the collaborative interactions among universities, industries, and governments. By analyzing global case studies and current trends, the study highlights how such synergies contribute to economic development, technological advancement, and societal well-being. The findings suggest that fostering closer collaborations between these sectors can lead to more resilient and adaptive economies in the face of global challenges.
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