Teamwork on Digital Transformation Challenges II (10SMSTS-203)

Description

In this module, interdisciplinary questions on challenges in the field of digital transformation are addressed in various projects.
Under the guidance of a researcher from the Digital Society Initiative (DSI) network, students work in an interdisciplinary team of around 4 people, with each team member taking on defined tasks and also contributing specific digital skills.
The challenges run over two semesters, starting in the fall semester to develop a project concept, followed by this module in the spring semester to realize the projects. It is aimed at Master's students from all disciplines who either continue in the same challenge team or apply for a challenge to bring their specific skills to the team.

The End-of-Semester Celebration including presentations together with Module: "Digital Transformation - an Artistic Reflection" takes place on Mon, May 18, 2026, 12:15-17:00.

Target group

ECTS Credits

6 ECTS

Course catalogue

More information about the course

Gian Seyitcan Senpinar

"I highly recommend this module to anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of digital transformation while developing essential teamwork and analytical skills in a dynamic, collaborative environment."

Gian Seyitcan Senpinar, Master-student economics

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Student testimonial

"Throughout the course, I collaborated with a diverse team of peers, leveraging our combined expertise to address real-world challenges under the guidance of experts from the Digital Society Initiative (DSI). The structured approach of the module - from innovation phases to expert consultations - allowed us to explore critical aspects of digital transformation, including ethical, legal, and social considerations, while applying cutting-edge digital methodologies."

Student feedback on the course "Teamwork on Digital Transformation Challenges II"

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Till H. W. Baier

"This intriguing course offers students a practical introduction into transdisciplinary collaboration and teaches key skills required to work on interdisciplinary projects within the dynamic realm of digitalization."

Till Baier, Master-student at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

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