Overview

This topic emphasises user-centricity and creativity as integral to personal and organizational innovation. It underscores the value of creativity across all fields and types of organisations in pursuing opportunities and ensuring long-term impact. Designed to enhance students' employability and creativity skills, this topic sharpens their research, creative thinking, mindset, and … For more content click the Read More button below.

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Aims

This topic seeks to illuminate the inherent creativity and curiosity in individuals and acknowledges the power and potential of challenging the status quo in order to make a significant impact. The user-centric approach provides a deep dive into the mindset, technological trends, and skills necessary for fostering creativity and innovation.

Learning outcomes

On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Exercise knowledge and skills in creative thinking, design thinking, and entrepreneurship for unravelling complex problems
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Utilise human-centric tools and research strategies to enhance understanding of user issues, identify opportunities, validate assumptions, and generate impactful solutions
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Effectively collaborate for innovation within group challenges
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Assess and integrate current and emerging technologies to craft innovative solutions
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Refine reflective practices and formulate effective learning strategies
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Advocate for, refine, and articulate innovative ideas across diverse organisational settings

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