Aims and goals
This British Council funded India-UK partnership project aims to design, develop, and pilot test a multidisciplinary teaching module for educating Indian graduate students on ‘Intellectual Property for Sustainability’. The project will integrate learnings from the ongoing Belmont Forum and Norface funded, international and interdisciplinary research project "IPACST" (https://ip4sustainability.org/) and the domain expertise of partner institutes to teach new ways of thinking and responsibly dealing with IP for creating positive social and environmental impact rather than just economic growth.
This project is funded by the British Council under its Going Global Partnerships Grant programme aimed at “India-UK partnerships for the co-creation of joint programmes of study”.
Impact and major beneficiaries
The project will strengthen the India-UK relationship with emphasizes on educating and imparting knowledge related to managing IP for sustainability to students (future technocrats entrepreneurs, business managers, and policymakers) before entering the workforce rather than later. The project will create learning and employability opportunities for Indian students, build and strengthen the long-term IP workforce, and capability to facilitate sustainable development.
Team
- Dr Frank Tietze and Dr Pratheeba Vimalnath, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
- Prof Anjula Gurtoo and Dr Akriti Jain, Indian Institute of Science, India
- Dr Uma Urs, Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom
- Dr Revendranath Tirumalsety, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, India
