PRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT FOR CIRCULAR FLOWS

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  • DURATION
    6 WEEKS
  • COURSE LEVEL
    Second Cycle
  • CREDITS
    0.0 HP
  • INSTITUTION
    REEDEAM
  • STUDY TYPE
    Distance
  • START DATE
    2025-04-28
  • END DATE
    2025-06-09

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Production development that efficiently contribute to reduction of material use and waste are key to successful transition towards sustainability. The aim of the course is to give the student a deeper understanding of production development for circular flows. Through this course, you will explore the critical relationship between sustainable practices and production development strategies, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to the circular economy and sustainable development initiatives.

In this course, you will be introduced to systematic working methods for production development in practical contexts, with a specific focus on innovation and creativity. The goal of the course is to provide a deep understanding of the application of various practices in different types of product development work. The objective is for course participants to enhance their ability to understand and apply production development processes in the manufacturing industry and gain deeper insights into how these processes relate to organizations' innovation and business strategies in order to achieve circular flows, resilience, and sustainability.

The teaching consists of self-study using course literature, films, and other materials through an internet-based course platform, as well as scheduled webinars and written reflections. There are no physical meetings; only digital online seminars are included.

Study hours
40 hours distributed from week 18, 2025 to week 24, 2025.

Seminars
Webinar 1: April, 28th
Webinar 2: May, 12th
Webinar 3: May, 26th
Webinar 4: June, 9th

Target group
This course is primarily intended for engineers in management or middle management positions within industry, whether they are recent graduates or individuals with extensive experience. The course is suitable for individuals with backgrounds in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering management, or similar educational background.

Entry reqirements
To be eligible for this course, participants must have completed courses equivalent to at least 120 credits, with a minimum of 90 entry Requirement credits in a technical subject area, with at least a passing grade, or equivalent knowledge. Proficiency in English is also required, equivalent to English Level 6.

Educational package in circular economy
The course Product/production and business development for circular flows is an introduction of the educational package starting again spring 2024 and will also run spring 2026. This course: Production development for circular flow together with Product development for circular flows (starting March 3) and Business development for circular flows (starting January 13) are free standing independent courses that build on knowledge in the field.

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