This lecture aims to systematically understand the arguments of existing research on innovation and society, and to gain the knowledge and ability to construct own logic and apply it in practice. For this purpose, students will make a presentation of the existing research, present their own arguments and logic, and hold discussions. Through the discussion, we expect that the students will be able to gain new perspectives on phenomena, construct their own logic, and devise practical solutions for their own issues.
Students will be able to systematically understand the arguments of existing research on innovation and society.
Students will be able to present their own logic and arguments and develop their ideas through discussion.
Students will be able to see the challenges they face as opportunities for innovation, analyze the challenges, and begin to think about solutions.
Innovation, innovation and society
Specialist skills | Intercultural skills | ✔ Communication skills | ✔ Critical thinking skills | ✔ Practical and/or problem-solving skills |
Presentation of existing research, presentation of issues, and discussion
Course schedule | Required learning | |
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Class 1 | Guidance and overview | nothing |
Class 2 | Innovation Process | nothing |
Class 3 | Diffusion of innovation | Group Presentation |
Class 4 | National and regional innovation system | Group Presentation |
Class 5 | Sectorial innovation | Group Presentation |
Class 6 | Innovation policy | Group Presentation |
Class 7 | Transition management | Group Presentation |
Read the assigned paper, prepare a presentation if you are in charge of group work
nothing
Existing research paper to be assigned at each lecture
Presentation: 70%
Contribution to the lecture: 30%
nothing