Titel auf Englisch: Design Science in Entrepreneurship and Management
Successfully completing this course means, students will be able to apply design science in both scientific and practical projects. They will understand how design science differs from traditional explanatory research and know how to develop practical, research-based solutions to pressing challenges. Students will be able to identify design problems worth solving and use qualitative methods such as interviews to understand real-world problems. Based on this, they will be able to derive design requirements and create useful solutions, such as tools, processes, or frameworks. They will be competent in how to co-design these solutions with relevant stakeholders as well as how to evaluate these solutions.
The course Design Science in Entrepreneurship and Management introduces students to an innovative, impact-oriented approach that bridges academic theorizing with real-world problem solving. Design science is a problem-solving and scientific research approach that focuses on designing and evaluating solutions to pressing, complex problems. Unlike traditional academic research, which typically aims to understand and explain phenomena (“how and why” things happen), design science aims to shape and improve reality, answering “how can” and “how should things be” questions. The students will work in small teams and engage with a real-world problem. This problem will be introduced through a design brief, which outlines the problem they are asked to solve. Each team will plan and conduct their own design science mini-project. They will derive design requirements, that are, insights into what a solution must achieve in order to be useful. Based on these design requirements, they will co-create artifacts and evaluate them. Drawing on both their artifact evaluation and academic literature, students will formulate design principles, that are, prescriptive knowledge that explains how to change an existing situation into a preferred one. Throughout their project, students will engage with relevant stakeholders to collect data, for example to understand the problem better or evaluate their solutions.The results of the project will be presented in two formats: a written report and an oral presentation. By completing their own mini design science projects, students will gain hands-on experience in planning and conducting such projects. They will also learn how to communicate with relevant stakeholders, both in written reports and in oral presentations.
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| Studiengang | Abschluss | Wahlpflichtkomplex |
|---|---|---|
| Betriebswirtschaftslehre | Master | Kein Komplex genannt |
| Environmental and Resource Management | Master | Kein Komplex genannt |
| Transformation Studies | Master | Kein Komplex genannt |
Module with limited number of participants - Registration two weeks prior to the commencement of lectures!
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