πŸ“š A glossary of key terms

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πŸ“ Description:

This glossary presents the essential terms and concepts introduced in Unit 8: Entrepreneurship in Academia. It is designed to help you understand the vocabulary related to university-based entrepreneurship, including institutional programs (CATI, BLUE), national frameworks (Decision 1275), and startup-related processes within higher education.

πŸ“Œ Use this glossary to:

  • Strengthen your understanding of academic entrepreneurship

  • Prepare for quizzes and assignments

  • Clarify key concepts used in discussions, videos, and readings

🧠 You are encouraged to refer to this glossary throughout the unit and suggest new entries via the course forum.

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Patent Label

A recognition for the legal protection of a novel invention or technology created by an individual or research team.

Pitch

A concise and persuasive presentation of a startup idea to investors, mentors, or competition panels, typically highlighting the problem, solution, market, and business model.

Prototyping

The process of creating an early version of a product or service to test its functionality and validate its market potential.