MRK3025

Innovation and Business Development

Autumn

Trondheim

English

Overview

54 candidates

Average grade

B

3.91

0.25

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

Course outline

  • Theoretical perspectives on innovation processes and entrepreneurship
  • Business development and entrepreneurial decision making
  • Resource and growth strategies
  • Organization and governance practices for entrepreneurial firms
  • Environments for entrepreneurship and innovation (incubators, innovation systems, etc.)

Learning outcomes

Knowledge: Students should understand and reflect on

  • different theoretical approaches to innovative and entrepreneurial processes in new and established organizations
  • current organizational and governance practices for innovation and entrepreneurship

Skills: Students

  • develop a competence on how to formulate and organize new economic projects, by constituting new entrepreneurial firms or within established organizational units
  • will improve the capacity of effective and innovative decision-making under uncertainty and business development
  • should expand their understanding of how to infuse entrepreneurship and innovation within existing environments

General competence

  • Students have a competence in organizing innovation and entrepreneurship

Teaching methods

During this course there will be a combination of lectures, cases, group activities, and assignments.