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Islamic lifestyle with a focus on health

Presenting a Model of Constructive Interaction between University and Industry Knowledge-Creating Centers

Authors
Mohammad Hasanzadeh Amiri 1
Hadi Rezghi Shirsavar 2
Khadijeh Khanzadi 3
1 PhD student, Department of Educational Management, Garmsar branch, Islamic Azad University, Garmsar, Iran
2 Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Management, Garmsar Branch, Islamic Azad University, Garmsar, Iran (Corresponding Author).
3 Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Management, Garmsar Branch, Islamic Azad University, Garmsar, Iran
Abstract
Purpose: The present research was conducted to provide a 
model of constructive interaction between knowledge-creating 
centers of university and industry.
Materials and Methods: This research was conducted using 
a qualitative approach (foundation data). By using the data 
foundation technique, the components of the pattern were 
determined and finalized by interviewing the informants who 
were selected as a purposeful sampling in the form of 883 open 
codes, 37 core codes and 12 optional codes or categories. The 
software used for data analysis was MAXQDA software. 
Finally, a qualitative model is presented based on the research 
findings.
Findings: The research findings showed that the most 
important components of contextual factors include: 
communication factors, growth factors, types of interaction, 
goals of constructive interaction, basic goals of knowledge 
centers and strategic factors including: creation of market 
environments based on innovation, strategies Policy, 
organizational strategies, knowledge-based strategies. Causal 
conditions include: environmental factors, collective factors, 
industry-related factors. Consequence factors include: 
ensuring sustainable development, business growth, 
innovative and entrepreneurial growth.
Conclusion: Finally, the most important intervening factors 
include; Shared intervenors are intrasystem intervenors of 
industry and intrasystem intervenors of knowledge centers. 
Keywords
Constructive Interaction
Knowledge Centers
University
Industry
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