Master's Degree in Innovation Economics, Management and Technology
Presentation
The Online Master’s in Innovation Economics, Management and Technology is a degree which is specific to the UAH. It is made up of three modules: Business Innovation, Public Innovation and Social Innovation. It is designed for professionals and graduates who need to learn about the latest advances in innovation and its technology and to acquire skills with which to lead the transformation of their organisation.
To offer high quality training in the economic, management and technological aspects of innovation, which will strengthen the capacities and skills of professionals and managers.
Objetive 2
To train leaders who are capable of driving and leading the changes needed in their organisation and who faced with socio-economic challenges, globalisation and the digital revolution.
General Information
Título propio: Máster en Economía, Gestión y Tecnología de la Innovación
Duration: 1 academic year (60 ECTs)
Mode: Online
Admission requirements: Degree (or equivalent)
Degree awarded: Online Master´s
Price: 2,400 euros (payment in installments is possible). Scholarships are available.
Starting Dates: October 2021
As a complement to this academic programme, the course management offers a face-to-face training cycle in Alcalá de Henares (Spain) during the month of January.
Este programa en español también se imparte en inglés
Final project of 15 credits on one of the aspects covered in the course.
Key Benefits
Professional Opportunities
Knowledge of design and implementation of innovative strategies in organizations.
Skills in the management of innovation, knowledge and intangible assets.
Artificial Intelligence and machine learning techniques.
Skills in the creation of user and service experiences. Skills in the improvement of financial, legal and fiscal issues of innovation.
Skills to generate open innovation, social innovation and citizen participation.
Acquiring skills to promote a culture of innovation in organizations.
Managers of innovation, knowledge and technological change, technology and innovation consultants.
CEOs of start-ups and entrepreneurs.
Heads of R&D&I departments.
Careers in international organizations.
Professional mobility between the business sector, the public sector and the Third Sector.
Management
The Master´s teaching staff are made up of highly qualified experts in innovation from both the University of Alcalá (UAH) and other universities, as well as professionals from the sector.
The UAH is the first university in Spain to receive five stars in QS Stars (*****), the recognized International Quality Accreditation System. The UAH stands out in education, internationalization, employability, infrastructure, innovation, and social commitment.
Luis Rubalcaba
Director
Professor in the Department of Economics and Business Management at the University of Alcalá (Spain), he is a specialist in business innovation, public innovation and social innovation.
He has worked as a civil servant at the World Bank in Washington DC (2013-2016) and at the European Commission in Brussels (2002-2004). He has also been an external advisor to the Inter-American Development Bank, the United Nations and the OECD.
José Manuel Gómez Pulido
Codirector
Professor of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Alcalá. Doctor in Computer Engineering.
Specialist in computer project management, implementation of information systems and application of ICTs to companies and public administrations.
Opening Session
Fernando de Pablo
Former Secretary General for Digital Administration (Spain)
He works on the definition and execution of the Digital Administration and Digital Public Services strategy of the General State Administration, and provides common and shared ICT services to the General State Administration.
He also provides technical and strategic direction for the General State Administration's Cyber-Security Operations Center.
Asesor Committee
Walter Ganz, Fraunhofer IAO (Germany)
Ines Mergel, University of Constanza (Germany)
Faïz Gallouj, University of Lille (France)
Christiane Hipp, University of Brandenburg (Germany)
Paul Windrum, University of Nottingham (UK)
Marja Toivonen, Technical Investigation Center - VTT (Finland)