The MSc programme in Digital Innovation & Management equips you with the knowledge, skill-set, and tools to engage with the many challenges and opportunities created by digital change and innovation. It does so by combining knowledge and competences from many research fields such as qualitative and ethnographic studies of IT, science and technology studies, business, management and organisation studies, information studies, innovation studies, as well as cultural studies and philosophy.
As digital technologies evolve and proliferate, they affect organisations, people, and society in rapid and surprising ways. Managing the complexity of digitalisation requires the ability to make informed and timely decisions in situ. Classic management and organisational strategies do not always apply when working with turbulent digitalisation processes. Adopting the right mindset is crucial, and the ability to do so relies on developing a deep understanding of the complex interplay between people, organisational processes, and digital technologies.
Over the course of the programme, you will study how IT and data shapes society, organisations, and individual lives as well as how our relationship to IT is grounded in complex historical, cultural, and political contexts. And, in turn, you will explore how IT can be used to pursue a range of different goals and future trajectories.
The programme has a broad international outlook and is taught in English. Case material is derived from both Danish and international organisations.
Non-curricular events at the university can be held in Danish.