Creative Thinking and Innovation
Break routines, embrace diverse perspectives, question assumptions, combine unrelated ideas, and dedicate time for open exploration.
Break routines, embrace diverse perspectives, question assumptions, combine unrelated ideas, and dedicate time for open exploration.
This course teaches practical skills for developing creative thinking and fostering innovation, applicable to various professional and personal contexts. Students will explore definitions of creativity and innovation, learn techniques to nurture creative thinking, and understand how these skills drive success in diverse fields. The curriculum includes case studies from industry leaders like Pixar, Google, and IBM, as well as insights from Nobel Prize winners. Participants will learn how to apply creative thinking to generate innovative ideas, develop the right mindset for creativity, and understand the link between creative thinking and innovation. The course emphasizes that creativity is a skill that can be developed by anyone, regardless of their field or background.
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What you'll learn
Understand and apply various definitions of creativity and innovation
Develop techniques to stimulate creative thinking in professional and personal contexts
Recognize the value of creativity in fields beyond traditional creative industries
Analyze different types of innovation and their applications in business
Develop strategies to foster innovation in various environments
Understand the connection between creative thinking and innovative outcomes
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
1.53 Hours PreRecorded video
3 quizzes,1 peer review
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There are 3 modules in this course
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to creative thinking and innovation, designed for learners from all backgrounds. It is structured into three modules, each focusing on key aspects of creativity and innovation. The first module explores definitions of creativity, its applications beyond traditional creative fields, and practical exercises to stimulate creative thinking. The second module delves into innovation, covering different types and approaches, and examining case studies from various industries. The final module connects creative thinking to innovation, teaching students how to develop a mindset that fosters both. Throughout the course, learners engage with video lectures, readings, quizzes, and practical activities. The curriculum is enriched with insights from industry experts, Nobel Prize winners, and successful companies, providing real-world context for the concepts taught.
What is creativity?
Module 1 · 5 Hours to complete
What is innovation?
Module 2 · 3 Hours to complete
How creative thinking can lead to innovation
Module 3 · 4 Hours to complete
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Instructors
Championing Entrepreneurship at the University of Sydney
Kai Man Yuen serves as the Program Manager at INCUBATE, the award-winning startup program at the University of Sydney. He holds both a Master of Science and a Master of Business Management and co-founded a platform designed to assist science graduates in making informed career decisions. Drawing from his experience consulting for startups in New Zealand, Kai advocates for establishing foundational frameworks and models early in the entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing their importance for long-term success.
Pioneering Design Innovation and Future-Focused Solutions
Martin Tomitsch is a Professor at the University of Sydney's School of Architecture, Design, and Planning, where he also serves as the Director of Innovation in the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Office (Education). As a founding member of both the Media Architecture Institute and the Life-centred Design Collective, he is a passionate advocate for leveraging design to envision speculative futures and inspire positive change within organizations. His influential works include "Design Think Make Break Repeat – A Handbook of Methods" (BIS) and "Making Cities Smarter – Designing Interactive Urban Applications" (Jovis), showcasing his commitment to innovative design practices that enhance urban living and foster creativity. Through his research and teaching, Martin continues to shape the dialogue around design's transformative potential in today's world.
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