Why choose Engineering, Innovation and Business?
Engineering, Innovation and Business is for you if you want to combine engineering with business understanding and innovation. The programme is about analysing new technological opportunities, assessing their commercial potential and turning ideas into products, processes or business concepts that can create value.
On the Master’s programme, you gain competences to work with product and process development, digitalisation, automation and smart product development. At the same time, you work with financing, market research, business management and entrepreneurship.
The programme is taught in English in an international study environment in Sønderborg and is closely linked to industry. It gives you a profile that is in demand in companies that need engineers who can both understand technology and think strategically and commercially.
Engineering, Innovation and Business is for you if you…
- want to combine technology, innovation and business
- are interested in product development, entrepreneurship and new business opportunities
- want to work with digitalisation, automation and smart product development
- want to be able to lead innovation processes or start your own company
What will you learn?
On the Master’s programme, you work with high technology, entrepreneurship, automation and digitalisation of machines and production systems, business administration and management, smart product development, innovation in practice, business development, financing and scientific methods.
You gain both core competences in product and process development and specialist knowledge within a more focused academic area. You learn to analyse new technological opportunities, understand their business potential and develop solutions that can work in an industrial or commercial context.
The programme also gives you competences in digitalisation and automation, enabling you to contribute to companies’ technological and digital transformation.
Teaching methods
The programme takes place in a project- and research-based learning environment, where you work in project groups on real-world problems. The project briefs often come from companies, and the focus is on solving practical problems.
The thesis is placed in the final semester and will typically be carried out in, or in collaboration with, an industrial company. Teaching takes place in English in an international study environment in Sønderborg.
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