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Seminarium Eksperckie
Kancelaria Prezydenta RP
Finansowanie uczelni
a konkurencyjność szkolnictwa wyższego
Przykład z USA
Piotr D. Moncarz, Ph.D., P.E., SCPM
Consulting Professor, Stanford University
Chairman, US-Polish Trade Council
11 lipiec 2013
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Dlaczego doświadczenie USA jest ważne?
 CWTS Leiden Ranking 2013
 USA: 8 do 10 uniwersytetów w 1-szej 10-ce
 Shanghai ranking 2013
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1 Harvard U.
2 Stanford U.
3 MIT
4 UC Berkeley
5 U.Cambridge
6 Caltech
7 Princeton U.
8 Columbia U.
9 U.Chicago
10 U.Oxford
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The innovation dilema
Innovate or Die
“Innovation will demand a high degree of
uncertainty and failure.”
Prof. Bob Sutton,
Stanford University
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Stanford University and Industry
“Stanford University fosters a climate where
collaboration with industry thrives, generating
both breakthrough discoveries and the science
and technology that can support continuous
innovation.”
“With a long history of very productive
relationships with corporations of all sizes, from
startups to mature, successful enterprises,
Stanford provides firms with education, research
partnerships, consulting, and connections to
world class faculty and students.”
- Stanford Corporate Relations
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Stanford University
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Stanford University
Student Enrollment
• Undergraduates: 6,999
• Graduates: 8,871
Faculty
• 1,995 faculty members
• 19 Nobel laureates are currently
members of the Stanford
community
• 5:1 student to faculty ratio
• 96% of undergraduates live on
campus
Campus
• 8,180 contiguous acres in six
governmental jurisdictions
• Nearly 700 major buildings
Seven Schools
• Business
• Earth Sciences
• Education
• Engineering
• Humanities and Sciences
• Law
• Medicine
Degrees Awarded (2011–12)
• Master’s
2,286
• Professional (JD, MD) 255
• Doctoral (PhD, DMA) 764
Endowment
• $17 billion
Research
• 5,100 externally sponsored
projects
• $1.27 billion total budget
Stanford’s Office of Technology Licensing (OTL)
2011-12
• Brings technology created at Stanford to market.
• $76.7 million in gross royalty revenue from 660
technologies.
• Thirty-six of the inventions generated $100,000 or
more in royalties.
• Five inventions generated $1 million or more.
• OTL concluded 115 new licenses.
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Impact of Stanford University (2012 estimate)
• $2.7 trillion annual revenue of companies formed by
Stanford entrepreneurs
• 5.4 million jobs since the 1930s
• Stanford alumni and faculty have created 39,900
companies since the 1930s, which, if gathered
collectively into an independent nation, would constitute
the world’s 10th largest economy
Companies Created with Stanford’ Help
Atheros
Communications
Charles Schwab &
Company
Cisco Systems
Cypress
Semiconductor
Dolby Laboratories
eBay
E*Trade
Electronic Arts
Exponent
Gap
Google
Hewlett-Packard
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Intuit
Intuitive Surgical,
Inc.
Kiva
Linked In
Logitech
Mathworks
MIPS Technologies
Nanosolar, Inc.
Netflix
Nike
NVIDIA
Odwalla
Orbitz
Rambus
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Silicon Graphics
Sun Microsystems
SunPower Corp.
Taiwan
Semiconductor
Tensilica
Tesla Motors
Varian
VMware
Whole Earth Catalog
Windham Hill
Records
Yahoo!
Zillow
Stanford: History of
Fueling Business Growth
 1,300+ companies founded by Stanford faculty & alumni
 Of Silicon Valley 150 today: Stanford founded companies represent $204 billion in
market capitalization
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Stanford’ Financials 2012-2013
$4.4 billion budget
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Expenditures
• Consolidated budget for operations,
• Includes teaching, scholarship and research, including the budgets of
all schools and admin of SLAC
• Includes $1.27 billion total research budget
• Not including $530 million SLAC capital budget
• Not Including the budgets for the Stanford Hospitaland Clinics and
the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital – a separate corporations.
Sources of funds for fy 2012–13
• 29% sponsored research
• 21% endowment income
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4% other investment income
• 17% student income
• 14 % health care services income
• 5% expendable gifts and net assets released
• 10 % other income
Stanford’ Financials 2012-2013
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54% salaries and benefits
31% operating expenses
9% SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
6% financial aid
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UC Berkeley
Number of students (Fall 2011):
• 36,142 students as of Fall 2011 including
• 25,885 undergraduates and
• 10,257 pursuing graduate degrees.
Undergraduate gender: 53% female and 47% male (Fall
2011).
Graduate gender: 55% male and 45% female (Fall 2011)
Degrees granted in 2010-11: Bachelor's, 7,466; Master's and
professional degrees, 2,480; Doctoral, 905
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UC Berkeley - Campus budget & finances
Revenues: $2.4 billion (2010-11)
Funding sources, 2008-2009 :
• State funds: 28.3%
• Tuition & fees: 18.5%
• Federal research: 30.4%
• Private: 8.4%
• Other: 2.1%
• Educational Activities & Aux. Enterprises: 12.3%
Sources of private funds
• Alumni, parents, faculty, staff & friends: 44.5%
• Foundations: 32.5%
• Corporations: 14.4%
• Campus-related organizations: 0.3%
• Other sources: 8.3%
Market value of endowment: $2.6 billion (June 2010).
US-Polish Trade Council
Welcome Top 40.5 Innovators
in the office of
US-Polish Trade Council
and
US-Poland Innovation Hub
in Palo Alto, California
May 16, 2013
Top 500 Innovators
Science – Commercialization – Management
The program "Top 500 Innovators" implemented by the
Ministry of Science and Higher Education intends to
raise the qualifications of Polish R&D personnel in terms
of cooperation with the economy, research management
and commercialization of research results. Under the
program the Polish scientists and representatives of
innovation centers participate in a two-month internship
at the best universities in the world.
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Upon Arrival
Upon arrival
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Thank you for your attention!
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