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Oct 11, 2026
The Late Show with Konstantinos Pappas: Knowledge Exchange in Higher Education
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39:02What should we be looking for, you know, beyond funding, numbers of partnerships, completed activities? What makes a project successful in your mind?
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39:15Irida NtallaGUEST
Well, I suppose I would think beyond the student K, because the K project, if we think about it again, I think there's different focuses that project have.
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39:39Irida NtallaGUEST
In a way, it's like, what is it you're aiming to do when you start the project? So it really kind of depends on the category.
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39:50Irida NtallaGUEST
For example, if it's a project that is very much around student oriented, the idea of employability in a broad sense.
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39:57Irida NtallaGUEST
I'm not trying to think of it, but it's like thinking about opportunities for students and skill development.
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43:12But because you mentioned earlier about building trust and relationships with the partners, Are there any ways that we can ensure that the external partners, the communities, whoever is the partner we are bringing to the subject, do they benefit as much as the university does? And how can we ensure that?