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Master in Strategic Design for Innovation and Transformation

In a complex world awash with technology, fast-moving socio-cultural changes, and ultra-competitive business challenges, executives are asked to unlock a step change in business performance. The Strategic Design for Innovation and Transformation programme from POLI.design – Milan (Italy) can help you with this.

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Duration

1 year

Starting Date

March

Tuition Fee

€ 16,000

Location

Online

About the programme

Envisioning meaningful innovations, leading human-centric transformations and engaging employees through responsible purposes represent the ultimate goals to address.

The cultural project at the basis of the International Master in Strategic Design for Innovation and Transformation (SDIT), developed jointly by MIP Politecnico di Milano and POLI.design, aims to prepare designers and managers for navigating and driving the actual complex challenges and for intercepting the growing demand – by big corporations and enterprises that operate in business management consulting – of professional profiles capable of combining design attitude and abilities with classical analytical-managerial skills.

This entails planning, coordinating, and implementing consistent design operations and processes to meet the design direction, the strategic framework, and performances targets.

Training Objectives

The Master SDIT aims to prepare designers and managers for navigating and driving the current complex challenges, which means being able to:

imagine meaningful innovations able to improve human wellbeing and to impact society;
inspire colleagues and stakeholders to pursue strategic transformation;
lead design projects activating virtuous employee engagement and breaking the culture of silos among different business areas;
exploit the opportunities provided by digital technologies through the interplay between artificial intelligence and human intuition as well as big and thick data;
stimulate entrepreneurial mindsets to activate and promote agile projects;
organise the creative process to favour the integration with operations.