COURSE CURRICULUM

The program combines a strong core curriculum with specialized courses to prepare students for leadership roles at the intersection of technology, innovation, and international business. All MSc students develop essential soft skills, communication abilities, geopolitical understanding, and language proficiency, including persuasive communication and the option to study an additional foreign language. This foundation is complemented by approximately 120 hours of specialized courses that provide advanced knowledge and practical expertise for global business environments. Students study innovation management and business development, learning how organizations create competitive advantage through technology and strategic innovation. The curriculum introduces key technological foundations such as Web 3.0, artificial intelligence, Industry 5.0, and cloud computing, helping students understand emerging digital ecosystems and their business applications. Courses in entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship encourage creative thinking, startup development, and innovation within organizations. Through technology prototyping, students gain hands-on experience with low-code and no-code platforms, prototyping tools, and UX/UI design to develop user-centered digital solutions. The program also explores geopolitics and international business, focusing on the impact of political and economic changes on trade, logistics, and technology. Advanced technologies such as quantum computing, computer vision, and human-machine interfaces are studied alongside ESG transition, international human resources challenges, and smart data analysis, preparing students for responsible and data-driven innovation leadership.