Science and Business Integrated Programs

Research in science has provided the basis of many of our most significant technological breakthroughs from insulin to the Internet. It is only natural that business and science should collaborate. In the end, businesses need to develop new technologies in order to survive and scientists gain from the commercialization of their discoveries.

But that’s not always the situation. Certain scientific inventions don’t reach the commercial realm. This may be due to the way in which innovation credit is divided. Scientists could include their technician as a co-inventor however this does not reflect the true contribution they made to the research which led to the discovery. The different goals and attitudes that limit the exchange of ideas are more important. Business talks of sustainable profits, as an example, whereas science looks at the sustainability of a certain level which doesn’t lead to over-exploitation of resources.

Collaboration is the key to success in business and science. Scientists and businesspeople need to learn to understand each other’s language and be able to listen to each other’s concerns, and seek creative ways to connect the two fields.

The top universities like Woxsen provide integrated science and business courses that give students the best of both worlds. In these programs, students focus on a chosen area of science, and enroll in courses that are part of the general management curriculum. These programs provide the skills needed to succeed in a range of business fields, such as intellectual property, mutual funds, technical sales and more.

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