ESCP Business School · Part-time
Executive Master in Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership
The influence of digital technologies and the way they are changing business, society and our personal lives are omnipresent. We observe a democratization of competition and a constant need for change. Digital innovation or Industry 4.0 have become synonymous…
MSc1.5 yearsPart-time
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Business and Management · Computing
The influence of digital technologies and the way they are changing business, society and our personal lives are omnipresent. We observe a democratization of competition and a constant need for change. Digital innovation or Industry 4.0 have become synonymous with the transformation of industry structures and the way we interact. We observe that boundaries between industries are changing and innovation opportunities may come from unforeseen sectors or technological breakthroughs. Big data analytics, cloud technologies and digital platforms allow constant innovative ways and opportunities and confront everyone with fundamental change and a democratisation of competition. Even if the term “digitisation” will likely change, the realities behind it are very real and will stay. The Executive Master in Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership (Master of Science) is an experiential journey and intensive immersion into digital innovation and entrepreneurship to shape and drive the digital transformation currently taking place.
Getting in
As the university states it
Graduate degree in any discipline (Bachelor or higher; minimum of 210 ECTS) Business administration knowledge recommended 3 years professional work experience Proficiency in English
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