MASTER IN SYSTEMIC DEVELOPMENT PRACTICES

Objective :
After the participation in this module, the student is able to
– Use different types of leadership according to the organizational context and the challenges it
has to face.
– Practice effective teamwork taking into account the requirements of the business situation
and the availability of specific talents in the team.
– Use emotional intelligence to create social resonance.
– Practice effective interaction to foster motivation and enthusiasm not only amongst the team
members but also around the team (corporate colleagues, clients, social environment of the
organisation).
– Describe and manage crucial relational situations.

Content :

  • Historical analysis of environmental governance and concept of sustainability
  • Talent Forge in Advocacy (TFA): 15 ECTS
    • Modelling the Advocacy System
    • Mobilizing collective intelligence
    • Large Scale Influencing Approaches
    • Effective Communication
    • Advocacy Scenarii
  • Nexus in Diplomacy (NID), 15 ECTS
    • Diplomacy frameworks.
    • Language and communication power.
    • The path leading to hell: Conspiracies and dictatorship.
    • Long term challenges and future scenario.
  • Vault in Entrepreneurship (VVE): 15 ECTS
    • Shaping Business.
    • Making a business future proof.
    • Managing the internal and external business context.
    • The leadership toolbox.
    • Managing business processes.

Method of training:
– Individual course preparation
– Readings
– Group work with other students
– Field work & testing

Detailed Course information.

Couse Code:GNI10
Participants:Master program is conceived for professionals who have a bachelor level plus a couple of years field experience already and who want to improve their skillset in order to develop practical business and leadership skills.
Duration:
Evaluation:Master Thesis
Your Instructors

Mr. Pavel Iliev
Prof. Giulia Comba
Mr. Thomas Egli

Prof. Dr. Mariyam Shahida Mohamed
Prof. Jeroen Zandberg
Prof. Sylvie Villa

Prof. Mary Mayenfisch-Tobin
Prof. Chris Altmikus
Prof. Dr. Christa Muth