Introduction to Leading Change in Socio-Technical Systems, 2,5 credits
Start of studies
Autumn semester 2027
Form of education
Campus, Day-time, 1/6
Language
English
Period
2027 week 34 until 2027 week 43
Admission to the course requires a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, or Bachelor’s Degree in a technical field, or in Sustainability Science, Environmental Science or Economics with a sustainability orientation, or equivalent. English 6.
The purpose of the course is for the student to: (1) develop deepened knowledge on and understanding of theoretical foundations for leadership in complexity, specifically related to transformative change in socio-technical systems and (2) develop skills required to work effectively with complex challenges, including the ability to critically reflect on various approaches within the field. The course contains theories, concepts, methods and tools for leadership in the context of change for sustainability. The course also contains concrete practice of skills for leading in complex contexts with a focus on leadership for transitions of socio-technical systems, including critical reflection on different leadership methods and the suitability of these in different situations for this type of leadership.
Admission to the course requires a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, or Bachelor’s Degree in a technical field, or in Sustainability Science, Environmental Science or Economics with a sustainability orientation, or equivalent. English 6.
Study subject
Strategic Sustainable Development
Level
A1N
Course code
SH2500