Master Open Innovation: Advance Your Research and Professional Practice in a Global Context
Beschrijving
Unlock the full potential of your research with our PhD course on Open Innovation at the Winter University in Antwerp. This course offers a deep dive into the latest theories and practical applications of open innovation, preparing you to lead academic and professional projects with cutting-edge knowledge. You'll engage with internationally renowned experts, collaborate on real-world challenges, and enhance your intercultural competencies, making your work globally relevant.Join us in February and transform your understanding of innovation in today’s digitalized and interconnected world.
Programma
The PhD course on Open Innovation at Antwerp Winter University provides an in-depth examination of the theories and practices essential to understanding and implementing open innovation in both academic and professional contexts. The curriculum begins with foundational concepts and theories of open innovation, establishing a comprehensive understanding of its principles. It then explores various open innovation models and frameworks, enabling students to analyse and compare different approaches to fostering innovation within organisations.
A significant focus is placed on digital ecosystems and platforms, investigating their role in facilitating collaboration and knowledge exchange in the digital age. The course also covers strategic aspects of open innovation, guiding students in developing and applying strategies that leverage external ideas and partnerships to drive innovation. Practical applications are emphasised through case studies and real-world examples, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios and develop critical problem-solving skills.
Additionally, the course addresses the international dimension of open innovation, incorporating intercultural competencies and global perspectives to prepare students for diverse and international environments. Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, collaborative projects, and discussions, fostering an interactive and comprehensive learning experience. By the end of the course, students will have a robust understanding of open innovation, equipped with the knowledge and skills to contribute effectively to research and practice in the field.
Opmerkingen
5 ECTS credits are awarded upon successful completion of the programme. Participants need to attend the scheduled course contact hours, perform satisfactorily in all continuous assessment tasks of the course (including group work assignments and presentations).
Participants who attend the scheduled course contact hours but don't complete the tasks will receive a certificate of attendance.
Participants need an agreement with the responsible person at the home institution to include the credits in the curriculum at the home institution.
