| Hi, you are logged in as , if you are not , please click hereYou are shopping as , if this is not your email, please click hereUCL School of Management (F49) DescriptionInnovation Ecosystems for Grand Challenges introduces the concept of innovation ecosystems and its key pillars: Mindset, Product and customers, Organisation design, Processes, Knowledge and technology, People and Context, This allows learners to understand innovation management and practices, to focus on key elements of innovation within an ecosystem, and to prepare the entrepreneurial mindset for continuous research on innovation, considering the contexts and needs of companies, customers, and societies. Throughout the course we emphasise the need of understanding innovation ecosystems from the perspective of Grand Challenges, connecting the discussion of innovation in organisations to global pressing problems, such as sustainable cities and transformative technology. Students will also be inspired to learn from research and use research to deliver business solutions, through coursework projects, following the principles of the UCL Connected Curriculum. Students will have the opportunity of learning from researchers, industry professionals, and peers from a very diverse and international community.
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 DescriptionInnovation Ecosystems for Grand Challenges introduces the concept of innovation ecosystems and its key pillars: Mindset, Product and customers, Organisation design, Processes, Knowledge and technology, People and Context, This allows learners to understand innovation management and practices, to focus on key elements of innovation within an ecosystem, and to prepare the entrepreneurial mindset for continuous research on innovation, considering the contexts and needs of companies, customers, and societies. Throughout the course we emphasise the need of understanding innovation ecosystems from the perspective of Grand Challenges, connecting the discussion of innovation in organisations to global pressing problems, such as sustainable cities and transformative technology. Students will also be inspired to learn from research and use research to deliver business solutions, through coursework projects, following the principles of the UCL Connected Curriculum. Students will have the opportunity of learning from researchers, industry professionals, and peers from a very diverse and international community.
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