Sandor Ujvari
Senior Lecturer in Logistics
School of Business
Digitalisation and Sustainable Development A1F
Course, Master's (2nd cycle),
7.5 credits,
FÖ723A
Application
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Autumn 2024, Location: Skövde, Pace of study: 50%
Application
Application is done after nomination.
Course syllabus, with reading list
When? Where? How?
Study period: 4 November 2024 - 19 January 2025
Location: Skövde, Campus, Daytime
Pace of study: 50%
Admission Requirements
The course has the following entry requirements: attended FÖ719A Leadership and Organizational Development A1N or passed FÖ724A Business Development A1N or passed FÖ726A Marketing Fundamentals A1N (or the equivalent). A further requirement is proof of skills in English equivalent of studies at upper secondary level in Sweden, known as the Swedish course English 6. This is normally demonstrated by means of an internationelly recognized language test, e.g. IELTS or TOEFL or the equivalent.
Selection
Guaranteed admission.
Language
The courses are conducted in English.
The course is located at the intersection between digital marketing and sustainability as it addresses the issue of how companies can transform their organizations and business models to reach sustainability and ensure future survival and competitiveness.
The course addresses the issue of how companies choose to change their organizations to reach sustainability and ensure their future survival and competitiveness.
The course is organized in modules and incorporates topics related to digital solutions to embrace transformation. Further, it addresses sustainability both from consumption and organizational perspectives.
Students´ evaluation is done through a set of seminars and assignments. Seminars are required to stimulate interactional learning and critically assess knowledge. In the assignments students are asked to apply learning in a real-life project focusing on how one object company (students´ choice) can use digitalization to reach sustainability and competitiveness.
Course literature is both theory and practice oriented. It consists of a selection of articles from leading scientific peer-reviewed journals.