EU applicants:
2 May to 31 August for the following winter semester
Non-EU applicants:
2 May to 15 July for the following winter semester
The content of the degree programme is divided into the following subject areas:
Digital innovation: We will discuss the key differences between digital and traditional innovation and how innovation can be managed.
Management and digital transformation: The effects of digital innovation on factors such as corporate structure and working methods are addressed as well as how these can be managed.
Projects: One topic is current challenges that practice partners deal with. Furthermore, currently implemented or planned solutions from practice are discussed.
Soft skills: Interdisciplinary skills are developed, such as the following: How do I moderate a topic? How do I conduct negotiations? How do I proceed in a consulting project?
Methods: You will learn how to use creativity techniques and innovation games beneficially. Furthermore, you will practice analysing scientific papers and writing your own scientific papers.