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Yuliya Belova is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of engineering education, industrial robotics, and university–industry collaboration. Her most cited study, "Building engineering competency portfolio in the context of university–industry collaboration: empirical evidence from industrial robotics" (2025), provides critical insights into how academic institutions can systematically develop the technical and professional competencies demanded by modern automation industries. By analyzing real-world partnerships, Belova demonstrates how structured competency portfolios—blending theoretical knowledge with hands-on robotics training—can bridge the persistent gap between classroom learning and industrial needs. This work has already garnered early citations, signaling its growing influence among educators, curriculum designers, and industry stakeholders seeking to align engineering programs with workforce demands. Belova’s research is particularly timely as robotics and AI reshape manufacturing landscapes, and her evidence-based framework offers a replicable model for other institutions. Her contributions highlight the importance of adaptive, collaborative approaches to engineering education, ensuring graduates are not only technically proficient but also prepared for the dynamic challenges of Industry 4.0.
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