Factor

PROPOSED INDICATORS

1. UNIVERSITY CULTURE—OBJECTIVES AND ASPIRATIONS (Tornatzky & Rideout, 2014)

1. Dissemination instruments focused on popularizing Science

2. Defined Intellectual Property Policy

3. Institutional Instrument for hiring professors with business experience (dual function)

4. Policies and Procedures for rewarding Entrepreneurial, Technology and Innovation activities by students, researchers and professors

5. Internal structure in support of Intellectual Property (Technological Innovation Center or equivalent)

6. Technology incubation programs for startups

7. Accelerator or Incubator Programs (inside or outside the university, but easily accessible for students and alumni)

8. Cooperative Incubator Programs

9. Social Incubator Programs

10. Technology Park in operation, linked to the university

11. Number of companies located within the Technology Park

2. LEADERSHIP (Tornatzky & Rideout, 2014)

12. Entrepreneurship courses available for undergraduate students

13. Entrepreneurship courses available for Master’s/Doctoral students

14. Student entrepreneurship activities (clubs, fairs, happy hour, etc.)

15. Participation in the development of strategies and policies: business at regional/national level

16. Participation in the development of strategies and policies: regional clusters

17. Regional Cluster created by university efforts

3. EXPANSION OF FRONTIERS—ENTREPRENEURSHIP (Tornatzky & Rideout, 2014)

18. Proportion of undergraduate students participating in Outreach Projects

19. Proportion of Master’s/Doctoral students participating in Outreach Projects

20. Total number of Outreach Projects

21. Proportion of professors participating in Outreach Projects

22. Total number of companies founded (SPINOFFS)

23. Amount of investment received PER YEAR

24. Number of jobs created PER YEAR

4. EXPANSION OF FRONTIERS—PARTNERSHIP WITH INDUSTRY AND THE COMMUNITY (Tornatzky & Rideout, 2014)

25. Participation of industry/company representatives in university committees

26. Number of university cooperation agreements with companies

27. Number of university cooperation agreements with government agencies

28. Number of university cooperation agreements with third sector organizations

29. Scholarships for university students and faculty members, paid by companies

30. Professors who have dual functions (company/university)—Professors who hold positions at the university and at the company (2nd Innovation Law)

31. Student interns at Incubator/Accelerator companies

32. Student interns at Technology Park companies

5. EXPANSION OF FRONTIERS—TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER (Tornatzky & Rideout, 2014)

33. Perceived earnings from technology transfers, PER YEAR

34. Perceived earnings from technology licensing, PER YEAR

35. Perceived earnings from other activities (consultancy, laboratory services, etc.) performed on behalf of companies, PER YEAR

36. Financial resources in support of marketing university research, PER YEAR

37. Number of Patents Granted in which the university has a full or partial ownership stake

38. Number of International Patents (granted and applied for) in which the university has a full or partial ownership stake

39. Number of Patents applied for in which the university has a full or partial ownership stake

40. Number of invention patent applications (TOTAL)

6. INNOVATION ENVIRONMENT (stage of implementation of ST&I policy at the university) (Etzkowitz, 2004)

41. NASCENT: if it has innovation infrastructure

42. INTERMEDIATE: if it has infrastructure and an ST&I policy and sells its research results

43. MATURE: if it has infrastructure and an ST&I policy, sells its research results and operates regionally (especially through licensing)