Economic Dimensions of Science Brands - a research note presetation
1. Икономически измерения на бранда на научните и
образователни институции в България – кратък
сравнителен анализ
Презентация на XVI Национална научна
конференция с международно участие
„ОБЩЕСТВОТО НА ЗНАНИЕТО И
ХУМАНИЗМЪТ НА ХХІ ВЕК”
УниБИТ, София 1 ноември 2018
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Росица Василева Охридска-Олсон
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СЪДЪРЖАНИЕ:
1. ВЪВЕДЕНИЕ, НАУЧНА ОБОСНОВКА, ОПРЕДЕЛЕНИЯ И ЦЕЛИ НА ИЗСЛЕДВАНЕТО
2. ЕЛЕМЕНТИ НА БРАНДА И ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕТО ИМ В НАУЧНИТЕ ИНСТИТУЦИИ
3. ЕМОЦИОНАЛНИ И РАЦИОНАЛНИ ИЗМЕРЕНИЯ НА БРАНДОВЕТЕ НА НАУЧНИТЕ И ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛНИ
ИНСТИТУЦИИ
4. ИКОНОМИЧЕСКИ ИЗМЕРЕНИЯ НА БРАНДОВЕТЕ НА НАУЧНИТЕ И ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛНИ ИНСТИТУЦИИ
5. ИЗВОДИ И БЪДЕЩИ СТЪПКИ
Einstein Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Trinity College
SOAS
Ломоносов
Among the EU- citizens surveyed, 45.3% declare to be rather interested in science and technology issues, whereas less find politics (41.3%) and economics (37.9%) interesting. Culture (56.9%) and sports (54.3%) rate first. People’s interest in science is strongly correlated with their age and place of living. Countries most interested are Sweden (64.3%), Denmark (60.9%) and the Netherlands (58.9) – which are the countries that register the greatest number of higher education graduates in Europe. Gender also plays a significant role: far fewer women than men are interested in science (39.6% as opposed to 51.5%).
Among the EU- citizens surveyed, 45.3% declare to be rather interested in science and technology issues, whereas less find politics (41.3%) and economics (37.9%) interesting. Culture (56.9%) and sports (54.3%) rate first. People’s interest in science is strongly correlated with their age and place of living. Countries most interested are Sweden (64.3%), Denmark (60.9%) and the Netherlands (58.9) – which are the countries that register the greatest number of higher education graduates in Europe. Gender also plays a significant role: far fewer women than men are interested in science (39.6% as opposed to 51.5%).