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Polytechnic as a Vocational Higher Education in Indonesia is under pressure to strengthen the quality of their research products in order to keep going beyond the demand of the society and the industries. Research is an investment for improving people's welfare and increasing economic value. Therefore, commercialization of innovation products from higher education to industry become one of the criteria to measure the institution research performance and reputation. Consequently, the support of administration function become very important. However, nowadays the administration roles regarding the commercialization of research product at Polytechnic tends to be negligent. This paper describes the aspects of commercialization research’s product as a strategy to strengthen Polytechnic research performance. The case study conducted at Bandung State Polytechnic was to understand and evaluate the activities of commercialization and functioning of its administrative support structure. Qualitative research methods and semi-structured interviews have been used toward ten respondents. Basically, the exploration shows thirteen researcher's main tasks that need administrative support which are developed into a research administration framework for higher education. Keywords—administration; higher education; research product; commercialization

The Role of Administration in Higher Education in Supporting the Commercialization of Research’s Products