Creativity and Innovation [ LMPME1301 ]

Designed for minor "Entrpreneurship"  this course requires no prerequisites

Part One: creative thinking - Strengthen the "Serious Creativity" as an attitude and individual/collective capacity
- Definitions and links between creativity and innovation
- The needs of creative thinking
- Barriers to creative thinking
The brain-
- Structures "liberating" of creativity
Part Two: Innovation in Action - Successfully articulate Creativity and Innovation
-To feel and understand the link between the two disciplines: Creativity and Innovation
- Understand the importance of human and organizational context
- Approaching new forms of innovation
- Articulate a relevant strategy and innovation,
- Implementation and Innovation

At the end of this course, students

• will be familiar with the concepts of innovation, opportunity detection and their conditions of emergence (including the impact of creativity) and application.
•  will have strengthened their ability to think creatively, constructively and conceptual ability and mental attitude as: awareness "creative" mindset "riskier", new motivations, new thinking skills and ability to learn
• will demonstrate their understanding of the different phases of the innovation and the articulation of Creativity and Innovation in defending an "idea" activity / service creation.

• Individual practice and interdisciplinary teams practice
• Visual presentation and oral defense of an "idea activity / service creation

A mix of theory and interactive individual/group exercises  enhanced by examples from practice.

This course complements academic training often focused on developing critical and analytical abilities. It gives students the opportunity to acquire skills in effective and creative thinking. The course links theory and practice exponentially to facilitate understanding of concepts and the introduction of competency development.

Training manual provided by the teacher / expert