رؤية استشرافية للحاضنات البحثية في الجامعات المصرية و دورها في التميز و الابتكار في ضوء رؤية 2030 : تخصص المكتبات و المعلومات أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The study aims to reveal the role of research incubators in the field of library and information science in Egyptian universities.

The study also aims to explore the role of research incubators in excellence and innovation in scientific research from the experts' point of view.

Moreover, the study seeks to explore the obstacles of the application of research incubators in the field of library and information science in Egyptian universities and to develop a future-vision of research incubators in Egyptian universities in the light of Egypt's 2030 vision.

The study adopted a mixed-methods approach of two parts.

The first part is a descriptive approach that was utilized in order to explore reality with its various dimensions.

The second part is based on the use of the Delphi method, which is an approach based on developing perception and prediction for the future.

The number of experts agreed to apply the Delphi method was (18) experts.

However, the final number was (16) experts (assistant professor - professor) in the departments of libraries and information in Egypt.

The study concluded several findings, the most important of which are that the sample agreed on the requirements of research incubators in the specialization of library and information science.

The sample also agreed to set the vision, mission, and goals of research incubators in the field of library and information science with an average of (4.34) within the operational requirements.

Additionally, the sample agreed that one of the most significant obstacles of the application of research incubators in Egyptian universities in the field of library and information science is the lack of financial allocations necessary to finance research with an average of 4.33.

The researcher also developed a future-vision for research incubators in the field of library and information science in light of Vision 2030.