Curriculum

The graduates are able to:

• understand and analyze the impact of global megatrends on innovation management in organizations
• evaluate, analyze and create strategies within an international context relating to products, services and technologies
• make rational decisions based on gained understanding on decision-making strategies, frameworks, tools and analysis methods in global networks and markets
• analyze processes and structures of organizations and identify their interconnected development issues
• practice, plan and manage the build-up of product and service systems and business platforms for creating tangible and intangible solutions for techno-economic problems
• plan and manage international business from start-ups to multinational enterprises with an entrepreneurial and innovative mindset
• apply innovation and technology management theories, methods and tools to practical management activities
• work and lead efficiently in cross-cultural and inter-disciplinary collaborative teams and projects, and communicate in a logical and convincing way both orally and in writing.

The Degree structure in Global Management of Innovation and Technology (GMIT) 2019-20:

Core studies 24-31 ECTS credits
Specialisation studies 65-72 ECTS credits (min.)
Minor studies 24 ECTS credits (min.)

Double Degree students follow their own degree structure.