Skills in Technical and Advanced Research Training (START): A Research Capacity Hub

ABOUT

With support from the USAID STRIDE, and partnership between The Center for Business Research and Development (CBRD) and The Center for Professional Development in Business (CPDB) of DLSU RVR-COB, the Skills in Technical and Advanced Research Training (START): A Research Capacity Hub was born. START’s aim is to become the leading innovation hub to harness the initiatives of researchers, faculty, students, and practitioners, and to help them advance their skills in the research discipline.

The research hub is a training base and a professional development space for individuals to gain the vital skills in growing businesses or leading change in scaleups. Through this institute, START will RISE (Reinforce Innovators, Support Entrepreneurs) as it continues to develop and build research-related competencies that will accelerate an increase in the wave of innovation leaders and entrepreneurial talents in the economy.

The Training Programs

The Training

Knowledge for every level

Start Course #1: Publishing in High Impact Journals (June 25-26)

This two-day workshop is focused on capacity building in undertaking research, particularly in publishing in high-impact journals among the members of the Philippine Academy of Management. Specifically aimed for novice academic practitioners and researchers, this sessions will cover basic steps in submitting journal articles, identifying common errors in writing and publishing, and undertaking revisions.

Start Course #2: Train The Trainers (TTT) (August 2021)

This certification program will train and certify qualified prospective instructors to teach and mentor faculty, academic and industry researchers, entrepreneurs, and managers on business model generation and customer discovery process  to  jumpstart their technologies and ideas for commercialization

Start Course #3: Social Entrepreneurial Action Research Through Technological Interventions (SEARCHT) (December 2021)

This course will enable aspiring scholars and practitioners to understand and apply social entrepreneurship principles in addressing the needs of disadvantaged communities. Framed through the lens of critical realism and action research, students will collaborate with social entrepreneurs and community leaders through online platforms in constructing social value propositions, testing theories and business models, applying relevant technology, and assessing social impact. 

More Training Programs

More Training

Coming soon

  1. START Managing Research and Research Teams
    Intended for research groups who seek support in managing current (early-stage) and upcoming research. Learning sessions will enable participants to practice skills relevant to the project management life cycle. Towards the end of the workshop, participants will be required to complete a project management plan for their current/upcoming research project.
  1. START Moving University Research Forward 
    Designed to help mid- and high-level research managers create a strategic vision for increasing research output in their organizations. Participants will undergo exercises to assess their organization’s internal strengths and weaknesses in terms of research capability. Also, they will be guided in identifying opportunities and threats in engaging different stakeholders (e.g. industry, government, HEIs) for doing scientific research.
  1. START Crafting Winning Research Proposals
    Designed for researchers seeking funding from private or public agencies, both local and international. Participants will attend as teams, and should bring a “capsule research outline” to the workshop. The final output of the course will be a completed a research proposal that will be submitted to a funding agency, with the research teams to be mentored by the workshop trainers even after the course.
  1. START Growing Intellectual Property
    Complements existing efforts of the Philippine government to increase the IP base in HEIs and highlight their strategic role as potent sources of commercially-viable technologies. Target participants are faculty and staff of member-HEIs of the Innovation and Technology Support Office (ITSO) network of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines.

Additional Programs

Additional

Coming soon

Organizing Research Conferences

Effectively Presenting Research Outputs

Research Governance

Filipinnovation Entrepreneurship Corps: Enabling Researchers to Assess Commercial and Societal Value of their Research

CONTACT DETAILS

CONTACT DETAILS

Contact START to know more about the upcoming training programs and let us know your TRAINING NEEDS by filling out  and submitting the inquiry form.

De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue, 1004 Metro Manila

E-mail: [email protected]

 

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