Master in Creativity and Design Leadership at Elisava Barcelona School of Design and Engineering
The Master in Creativity and Design Leadership course at Elisava Barcelona School of Design and Engineering develops the students’ leadership skills to grow in their own field.
School: Elisava Barcelona School of Design and Engineering
Course: Master in Creativity and Design Leadership
Location: Madrid, Spain (blended)
Course dates: September 2024 to July 2025
Application deadline: 15 July 2024
A master that brings together leadership, design and creativity in an integrated way to grow your leadership skills and your capacity to drive results in the creative sector.
The Master in Creativity and Design leadership invites you on a transformative journey where you’ll develop nuanced self-awareness as a leader and gain the skills needed to navigate the complex and important intersection of creativity, design and leadership.
Modern forms of leadership, such as adaptive leadership, complexity leadership and creative leadership framework, are seen as keys to unlocking the potential in people and today’s organisations to solve problems and co-create new futures.
But this is not just a program about creativity, design and leadership, it is a journey of self-discovery and capacity building, where you examine your own attitudes, knowledge and skills, and further qualities to transform your career and worldview.
We believe that creativity, design, and leadership intricately weave the fabric of the creative industries and, consequently, the world. Our curriculum nurtures your ability to lead, inspires creative thinking, and sharpens your design skills. The resulting synergy equips you to lead with vision, navigate complexity and drive results in the ever-evolving global creative landscape.
Applications to this course have now closed.
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