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This module aims to assist Technology Management students to learn about the New Product Development process, giving them practical experience that builds on...

This module aims to assist Technology Management students to learn about the New Product Development process, giving them practical experience that builds on learning they have previously received in taught modules. These being; The Business Environment (SPCE0002) and Technology Strategy (SPCE0032). The focus on practical application of creativity and entrepreneurship will complement well the more abstract and theoretical concepts they have previously received.

The students will experience hands-on approach to the development of a new product of their choice, from idea to market, over the course of a week. Working in group, the students’ projects will culminate in a presentation in which students pitch their business plans and show prototype products to a panel of external experts.

Written summary of your activities, both current and planned, at the host institution and country.

This module provides students with a basic knowledge of:


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This module will make you familiar with the significant issues of the economics of technological change and innovation and strategic technology management. The...

This module examines the principal motivations, interests, dynamics, and debates that shape U.S. foreign policy in the contemporary world. The module also...

This module examines the principal motivations, interests, dynamics, and debates that shape U.S. foreign policy in the contemporary world. The module also contextualises US foreign policy in the broader study of global politics and international relations. It explores theoretical explanations and empirical examples of U.S. foreign policy, as well as impacts of U.S. foreign policy in different contexts. Topics might include U.S. foreign policy history; the instutitions and actors involved in the making of U.S. foreign policy; theories of the policy-making process; and contemporary issues in U.S. foreign policy, including terrorism, human rights and democracy promotion, nuclear non-proliferation, and relations with other major states and regions.

On successful completion of this module, students will:

Understand the core theories, concepts, issues, and debates about US foreign policy.
	Pursue intellectual questions in a rigorous and academic manner, employing analytical skills and critical thinking.
	Communicate ideas to others in a clear and concise manner through oral communication and written work