Master's Thesis in Strategic Innovation and Design for Sustainability, 30 credits
Start of studies
Spring semester 2029
Form of education
Campus, Day-time, Full-time
Language
Period
2029 week 3 until 2029 week 22
Admission to the course requires 7.5 completed credits in Sustainability Assessment Methods and Design Strategies in Product Development, 7.5 completed credits in Product Innovation and Design for Socio-Technical System Transformation, 6 completed credits in Innovation and Design for Industrial Sustainability Transformation – project course, and 15 completed credits in Strategic Planning and Management for Industry Transitions, and 6 completed credits in Advanced Leadership in Socio-Technical Systems. English 6 or English level 2.
The main focus of the course is a thesis on a specific topic of relevance to Strategic Innovation and Design for Sustainability, which the student selects for an in-depth study. The purpose of the course is for the student to: (1) develop deepened knowledge on and understanding of different research methods and approaches in the field and develop competence to critically assess and use appropriate methods and approaches, (2) develop specialized knowledge about a specific research topic of relevance to the field, and (3) develop leadership skills through team work.
Admission to the course requires 7.5 completed credits in Sustainability Assessment Methods and Design Strategies in Product Development, 7.5 completed credits in Product Innovation and Design for Socio-Technical System Transformation, 6 completed credits in Innovation and Design for Industrial Sustainability Transformation – project course, and 15 completed credits in Strategic Planning and Management for Industry Transitions, and 6 completed credits in Advanced Leadership in Socio-Technical Systems. English 6 or English level 2.
Study subject
Strategic Sustainable Development
Level
A2E
Course code
SH2506