Innovation Management University of the Arts London (UAL)

Overview

The MA Innovation Management at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, is a forward-thinking programme aimed at cultivating the creative competencies essential for navigating and influencing the complex landscape of innovation. This course spans two years and is structured to integrate both theoretical insights and practical experiences, ensuring that students are well-prepared to tackle the challenges of innovation in diverse fields. With a strong emphasis on collaboration, students engage in projects that encourage interdisciplinary cooperation, allowing them to learn from peers across various domains such as design, business, and technology.

Why Innovation Management at University of the Arts London?

Central Saint Martins is renowned for its creative environment and innovative approach to education. The MA Innovation Management programme is distinguished by its commitment to fostering critical and creative thinking. The university’s partnerships with leading organisations provide students with unique opportunities to work on real-world projects, enhancing their learning experience. This course is part of the Creative Enterprise programme, which merges art and design with business acumen, preparing graduates to excel in the creative industries.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MA Innovation Management are as follows:

• Home fee: £8,305 per year
• International fee: £22,175 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to develop innovative leaders through a comprehensive learning experience, including:

• Unit 1: Exploring Innovation - Focuses on innovation theories and service design through collaborative projects.
• Unit 2: The Collaborative Unit - Encourages interdisciplinary teamwork to address societal challenges.
• Unit 3: Imagining Futures and Situating Innovation - Engages with live client briefs and prepares students for placements.
• Unit 4: Applying and Articulating Innovation - Culminates in a dissertation and public-facing events showcasing student projects.

Careers with Innovation Management

Graduates of the MA Innovation Management programme are well-equipped to enter various sectors, including:

• Creative industries
• Business development
• Innovation research
• Brand management
• Public sector

Alumni have secured positions at prestigious organisations such as IDEO, IBM, and the United Nations, working in roles that include innovation consultants and service designers. This course not only prepares students for immediate employment but also encourages entrepreneurial ventures and social innovation, making it a versatile choice for aspiring leaders in innovation.