Course summary

Develop a highly sought-after combination of skills in entrepreneurship and digital technology on our MSc Digital Innovation Management, based in London’s thriving tech innovation hub. Established businesses, newcomers and start-ups need business-savvy and digitally minded experts to keep them on top of the innovation curve in the fast-evolving business world. This course brings students together from two pathways – business/management and tech. You'll sharpen your existing skills while developing expertise in the area you don’t know well yet. To start your career with the mindset needed to harness digital innovations like AI, Internet of Things, and AR and VR in business. Learn through practice and develop real-world thinking There's a strong practical focus to this master’s, and you’ll get to apply and stretch your skills in every module. From the cornerstones of innovation management and new venture creation, to topics like AI and data analytics, intellectual property, pitching and funding, and gaming technologies. On the technology side, you’ll learn through research-informed teaching and hands-on practice. For entrepreneurship and business, you’ll work on advanced business analysis and topical case studies. All in a diverse cohort, nurturing effective teamwork and communication skills. London is the UK’s hub of digital innovation, teeming with progressive businesses and startups. We’ve got strong industry partnerships across sectors, so you’ll hear from leaders at companies like IBM, BT and WPP, and be perfectly placed to explore opportunities for your collaborative project and dissertation. An advanced skillset to fast-track your career The MSc Digital Innovation Management will open doors for you across the business world. You’ll have the skillset and mindset needed to help firms increase efficiency, reduce operational costs, access wider markets and increase revenues through digital innovation and transformation. You’ll be in a strong position for senior roles in any organisation that wants to innovate digitally, from finance and commerce, to digital health and government – or it could be the launchpad for your own venture.