Live Access to Faculty
Attend live teaching sessions with the faculty and weekly office hours with team facilitators.
Global Networking
Grow your network with classmates and alumni from around the globe.
Collaborative Learning
Reinforce new knowledge and skills through team projects and collaboration.
World-Class Expertise
Learn from top-tier business school faculty, Silicon Valley industry leaders, and more.
ABOUT THIS COURSE
Innovation is a process that requires diligence, discipline, and focus. As such, it requires mental frameworks that foster curiosity, empathy, and the suspension of judgment. It also requires shared tools, practices, and habits of mind.
A fundamental premise of this Design Thinking course is that creativity is something all humans have access to. The course will introduce you to the tools and practices of innovation, to deep customer insights, and to Design Thinking in a variety of business contexts.
Course Format
This course is project-based and rooted in collaborative learning. As such, you will have the benefit of continuously applying the frameworks and techniques you will learn to a real-world challenge. In addition to the video content, each team will work with a dedicated team facilitator and will participate in live, synchronous sessions with the faculty. Each participant who successfully complete the full six-week curriculum will receive a certificate of completion issued by The Berkeley Innovation Group.
90+ exclusive video lectures, guest interviews, short assessments, and discussion boards
Continuous teamwork alongside facilitators and faculty with team video conferences each week
Weekly live faculty-led case discussions and lectures
REGISTRATION TIMELINE
We accept qualified candidates on a rolling basis until the application deadline. Space in the cohort is limited to 30 participants to ensure a highly interactive experience, so we encourage you to apply early. Please note that live sessions with faculty and facilitators will take place at pre-defined times, based on time zones and availabilities.
Upcoming Cohorts
Jan. 6, 2020 - Feb. 23, 2020
Apply by January 3
length
6 weeks
effort
6-8 hrs/week
cost
$995
certificate*
upon completion
For enterprise and group inquiries, please contact info@knowdeon.com.
MEET THE FACULTY
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Clark Kellogg (right) is a Senior Lecturer in Innovation and Design Thinking at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business*. He has also taught innovation practices in the UC Berkeley Schools of Information and Architecture. He has practiced architecture, product design, graphic design, corporate strategy design, and global brand management for several decades. He runs corporate and graduate workshops in innovation practices and communications, and has advanced training as an executive coach and innovation facilitator. Clark is a Co-founder of the Design Thinking consultancy, The Berkeley Innovation Group.
Jeff Eyet (left) is the CEO and Co-founder of The Berkeley Innovation Group, which is built upon the philosophy that corporate innovation requires a process of advanced common sense known as Design Thinking. He works to transform companies and their employees by using an experiential learning approach to infuse Design Thinking capabilities into executive teams and throughout company cultures. Jeff recently joined the faculty at Berkeley Haas, where he teaches Design Thinking alongside Clark Kellogg.
Guest Speakers
Elizabeth Glenewinkel
Director, Strategic Innovation
Salesforce
Kasey Koopmans
Innovation Consultant
Berkeley Innovation Group
Marko Müller
Possibilist & Innovator
MARKOPRENEUR GmbH
Dr. Vivek Rao
Lecturer, Innovation & Design
UC Berkeley
Katharina Leistenschneider
Service Designer
I completed most of my undergraduate degree online, and this course completely reset my expectations of what an online course can be. The high degree of teamwork, interaction with Jeff and Clark, and the crisp, high-quality video lectures provided a very enjoyable and engaging learning experience.
- Heather U., USA, Senior Account Manager
Lesson plan
The Knowdeon presence in support of the work was also, for me, very important because I always felt connected and supported. I contrast this feeling to my serial MOOCism! I rarely complete a MOOC because of the sense of isolation - even when using chats rooms.
- Sharon J., England, Organizational Development and Design Consultant
WHAT YOU WILL GAIN
* Certificate issued by The Berkeley Innovation Group. Please note that this course is not affiliated with UC Berkeley.