A word of caution must be given since the present study was done with a limited sample so its results cannot be generalized. The identification of success factors of school university partnerships was done using only sixteen studies due to time constrains, for instance, the authors recommend broadening this number in future investigations since it cannot be discarded the possibility of finding more themes in the literature review round. A bigger sample of interviewees in each case study is also suggested.
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