A multicomponent model of faculty innovative activity in the context of career stages

The provided text introduces a study aimed at developing and empirically validating a multi-component model of university teachers' innovative activity. It highlights the critical role of faculty innovation for digital transformation, quality enhancement, and sustainable development in higher education. The study intends to address gaps in understanding the interplay of motivational, cognitive, behavioral, institutional-resource, and inclusive components of innovation, particularly how these factors evolve across different career stages.

Understanding the drivers of innovation within a professional workforce is crucial for fostering adaptability and growth. This research contributes to developing structured approaches to cultivate and sustain innovative capacity, which is essential for organizational evolution and competitive advantage in dynamic environments.

Innovative activity of university teachers is a key prerequisite for digital transformation, quality enhancement, and sustainable development in higher education.

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