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Skill Training for Digital Problem Solving and Digital Entrepreneurship


UniversityofAppliedSciencesMuenster

About This Course

Develop your digital skills!

Digital technology is affecting almost every aspect of our lives. In this context, the future of modern society depends on people capable of leading business transformation and innovation in a digitally-enabled economy. However, this requires a new and rare combination of business, technology and strategic skills and knowledge — the so-called e-skills or digital skills.

Training digital skills is an individual matter. Thus, this course will enables you to go through a personalised skill development journey based on individual skill development goals. Therefore, this course is based on the MDT Skill Framework. More specifically, this course focusses on the skill cluster digital problem solving and digital entrepreneurship, the last two of, in total, four skill clusters. While theoretical knowledge and concepts as well as practical voices and best practices can offer an understanding of the skill context and application, it needs practice-based learning to develop the own individual skills and enable individual reflection and decision-making for training. Therefore, this course provides interactive skill development sheets to train skills in practice, thus, enable a rich training integrated into the daily work life.

Requirements

This course is the second of two skill trainings in the specialization "Boost your digital skills". We recommend you to complete the course "Introduction to digital skills" before starting into this skill training.

Course Staff

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Judith Helmer

Judith Helmer is a researcher and lecturer at the Münster School of Business of the FH Münster University of Applied Sciences in Germany. Her research focusses on digital transformation and related market changes and innovation which she explores as part of her PhD studies. In addition, she is actively involved as researcher in Europe-wide research projects to study and develop new course concepts incorporating innovative teaching methods. Moreover, Judith Helmer is a lecturer for courses like "Creativity and Innovation", "Digital Innovation", and entrepreneurship-related courses.

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For whom is this course?

This course is relevant for beginners as well as people more advanced in digital skills. Whether you are already working in a digital environment or are studying in a master's programme to become a future responsible digital change agent, this course will enable you to better picture the context of digital skills, assess your skill level, and set the basis for your personalised digital skill development journey.

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