Msc in management and economics of innovation in Chalmers university of technology

Innovation processes present challenges and opportunities for a range of different organisations, such as established firms, new entrepreneurial firms, universities and government agencies. Industry, as well as society, therefore need managers and employees who not only have scientific and engineering training but who also have acquired a thorough understanding of the innovation process and how it can be handled in a financially successful way. At the intersection between technology, management and economics, the overall purpose of the programme is to train you to skillfully analyse and manage innovation and renewal

Bachelor s degree with a major in: Industrial Engineering and Management or an Engineering Discipline, Mathematics (at least 30 cr.) and studies in one or several of the following subjects: Organization theory, Project management, Management, Innovation management, Business administration and/or Economics, History of technology (at least 15 cr. which may include a maximum of 7.5 cr. of Sustainable development),Certificates and diplomas from previous university studies , Transcripts of completed courses and grades, Proof of English language skills, CV, Project portfolio, Letter of (intent) motivation, Relevant work experience (optional), Letters of recommendation (optional), CGPA (optional), IELTS Academic of an overall mark of 6.5 and no section below 5.5, TOEFL ibT score of 4.5 (scale 1-6) in written test, total score of 575, MELAB of 90, PTE Academic of 62 (writing 61), C1 Advanced (CAE), Cambridge English: Advanced (Certificate in Advanced English), or Cambridge ESOL Level 2 Certificate in ESOL International, Level C1

Careers in Management consultancy, Technology/industry analysis, Project management, Product development, R&D management, Business development, Corporate venturing

15th Jan

In the modern knowledge economy, various forms of new knowledge, especially in technology, are critical factors underlying industrial innovation, competitiveness, and economic growth. Through a combination of an advanced level of business management and economics in relation to engineering knowledge, you will be trained to analyse, understand and skilfully manage innovation processes in companies and other areas of society. This programme focuses on how and why companies innovate to compete and how companies can reap financial returns from their investments in innovation.

Bachelor s degree with a major in: Industrial Engineering and Management or an Engineering Discipline, Mathematics (at least 30 cr.) and studies in one or several of the following subjects: Organization theory, Project management, Management, Innovation management, Business administration and/or Economics, History of technology (at least 15 cr. which may include a maximum of 7.5 cr. of Sustainable development), Certificates and diplomas from previous university studies , Transcripts of completed courses and grades, Proof of English language skills, CV, Project portfolio, Letter of (intent) motivation, Relevant work experience (optional), Letters of recommendation (optional), CGPA (optional), IELTS Academic of an overall mark of 6.5 and no section below 5.5, TOEFL ibT score of 4.5 (scale 1-6) in written test, total score of 575, MELAB of 90, PTE Academic of 62 (writing 61), C1 Advanced (CAE), Cambridge English: Advanced (Certificate in Advanced English), or Cambridge ESOL Level 2 Certificate in ESOL International, Level C1

Careers in Management consultancy, Technology/industry analysis, Project management, Product development, R&D management, Business development

15th Jan