ENT4410 - Research-based innovation
Course content
This course builds further on the basic course (ent4400-Innovation strategy and management) in several ways: First, it elaborates in detail some of the concepts introduced briefly in the basic course; Second, it introduces more advanced concepts and innovation processes; Third, it also introduces the macro-economic environment within which the innovation takes place and its influence on innovation strategy and management.
Learning outcome
The course begins with the larger context of global business environment and how technology/innovation has become a key factor of competitive advantage for firms. The second module discusses the macro-economics of innovation and explains the concepts such as systems of innovation. The third module deals with the micro-economics of innovation at the firm level, including the determinants of successful innovations, strategies and processes. The fourth module deals with the issues of the role of intellectual property rights in the creation, protection and appropriation of innovations. This module also discusses the concepts of entrepreneurship and the financing of innovations. The final module explains the concepts of technology markets and how they provide opportunities for entrepreneurs.
Admission
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Enrolment in the Innovation and Entrepreneurship programme required.
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Formal prerequisite knowledge
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Recommended previous knowledge
ENT4130 - Entrepreneurship theory from a Singaporean point of view (discontinued), ENT4200, ENT4310 - Business economics and marketing (discontinued), ENT4400 - Innovation strategy and management
Teaching
Multiple weekly sessions of lectures and exercises.
January - March
Access to teaching
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Written exam. 3h
Examination support material
No examination support material is allowed.
Language of examination
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Grading scale
Grades are awarded on a scale from A to F, where A is the best grade and F is a fail. Read more about the grading system.
Anders Lunnan is the external auditor for this course till spring term 2008.
Explanations and appeals
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