Learning Outcomes

At the end of the Master in Technopreneurship, students are able to:

• Deploy smart secure ICT and technopreneurship concepts for implementation in the market
• Cater for current and future issues and standardisation needs in ICT areas, such as digital intelligence and digital trust
• Envisage future and emerging technologies
• Take advantage of the benefits of ICT governance in companies and governments to control and effectively use the available competencies and resources
• Measure the challenges of digital trust and information security for the development of Smart ICT
• Identify the key principles and technologies required to produce smart secure ICT projects
• Understand how the voluntary technical standards process works, particularly in the ICT sector
• Identify and use published and draft standards relevant to business
• Take on the role of standardisation delegate working on draft standards
• Analyse the opportunities offered by smart secure ICT and create value for business through an internal standardisation strategy.

Job perspectives

Graduates can apply for the following positions: Technology Officer, Consultant emerging technologies, Digital strategy consultant, Smart ICT consultant, Innovation manager, Standards manager, Project manager, Head of innovation, Head of digital strategy and Technopreneur.