COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Digital Innovation Management program offers a well-structured curriculum that balances theoretical understanding with practical application, enabling students to develop the expertise needed to thrive in the digital economy. In the first semester, students gain a foundation in Innovation Management and tackle broader societal and technological themes through the Grand Challenges module. They then choose from a range of optional modules that allow them to tailor their studies, such as Programming Fundamentals or Entrepreneurship, as well as Experience Design with Digital Technologies, Principles of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics, or Strategy and Market Analysis. This combination helps students strengthen existing knowledge while exploring new areas critical to digital business innovation. In the second semester, the focus shifts toward practical implementation, with New Venture Creation providing the opportunity to apply entrepreneurial and innovative thinking in real-world contexts. The Dissertation module allows for in-depth independent research on a chosen topic, further developing analytical and problem-solving skills. Students also select from options such as Information Systems Security, Intellectual Property, or Artificial Intelligence and Society, alongside modules in Internet of Things, Digital Market Analysis, or Collaborative and technology-based projects. This flexible structure ensures graduates emerge with adaptable skills to address complex business and digital challenges.