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Science, technology and innovation parks: Policies and practices e-learning course, autumn session 2026
The objective of this course is to build capacity among policymakers, practitioners and other stakeholders in designing and implement successful STI park policies and practices. After the successful pilot session of the UNCTAD e-learning course on Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Park Policy and Practice from 9 to 22 February, this course was formally rolled out from 16–29 March 2026, to be followed by this autumn session.
Note for future participants: the deadline to enrol in this course was 5 August 2026. You may register here to express your interest in a future session.
Targeted participants
Mid-level or above STI policy makers, STI-focused academicians, senior scientists from R&D institutions, technologists, innovators, STI park (including incubator and accelerator) managers and operators, technology industrialists, associations of entrepreneurs or industries, real estate developers.
Target Audience
Mid-level or above STI policy makers, STI-focused academicians, senior scientists from R&D institutions, technologists, innovators, STI park (including incubator and accelerator) managers and operators, technology industrialists, associations of entrepreneurs or industries, real estate developers.
Cost participation
Only selected participants will be invited to take this course. Selected participants will receive instructions on how to enroll in the e-learning course between 26-28 August 2026. Kindly note that no email inquiries are necessary before this period.
Role-playing exercises may be offered to participants who have successfully completed the e-learning course. These will be conducted through standalone webinars in three areas: STI park policymaking, STI park management, and technology transfer. Separate training certificates will be issued for each of these webinars.
