Education
Innovation is an interdisciplinary subject that deals with technical, human and business perspectives on innovation and the innovation process.
If new products and services are to be innovations, it is important to integrate technology with user needs and business models. User-friendliness, technical feasibility, commercial viability and sustainability are important criteria that should be considered for a successful innovation process. Since innovation processes almost always involve a journey into at least partially unknown terrain, it is important to work with an iterative method where experience-based learning is made possible and utilized.
Computer Aided Engineering
The purpose of the course is to give participants a deepened understanding of how innovations of both technical and social character are created.
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Contact course responsible, Axel Nordin, if you have any questions: axel.nordin@design.lth.se
This course aims to provide students with insight into how advanced computer aids through an extensive integration can be utilised to reduce lead times while increasing efficiency and quality in development and design projects.
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Contact course responsible, Axel Nordin, if you have any questions: axel.nordin@design.lth.se
The course aims to provide students with basic knowledge in sketching, technical drafting and of how to produce technical drawings by hand and by computer.
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Contact Elin Olander if you have any questions: elin.olander@design.lth.se
The aim for this course is to give the basic insights into the use of advanced computer aided tools for 3D product modelling.
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Contact course responsible, Per Kristav, if you have any questions: per.kristav@design.lth.se
Design
The purpose of this course is to introduce the concept "Design for X" (DfX), that is well established within product development.
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Contact course responsible, Glenn Johansson, if you have any questions: glenn.johansson@design.lth.se
Industrial design has become more and more important for companies producing products for a increasingly competitative and demanding market. The aim of the course is for the student to able to value and argue about what can be achieved through integration of industrial design efforts and industrial design research in industry.
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Contact course responsible, Per Kristav, if you have any questions: per.kristav@design.lth.se
Engineering
Based on the most recent research findings the course aims to provide students with knowledge and insights that are essential for the engineering designer to design and manufacture robust and cost-efficient products based on polymer composites.
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Contact course responsible, Anders Sjögren, if you have any questions: anders.sjogren@design.lth.se
Based on the most recent research findings the course aims to provide students with knowledge and insights that are essential for the engineering designer to design and manufacture robust and cost-efficient products based on thermoplastic materials.
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Contact course responsible, Joze Tavcar, if you have any questions: joze.tavcar@design.lth.se
The course is to provide knowledge of the role of engineering design within the context of general product development, for the purpose of determining the conditions for designing a specific product or product component.
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Contact course responsible, Joze Tavcar, if you have any questions: joze.tavcar@design.lth.se
The course aims to give students insight into the design and analysis of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
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Contact Elin Olander if you have any questions: elin.olander@design.lth.se
The purpose of the course is to give participants a deepened understanding of how innovations of both technical and social character are created.
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Contact course responsible, Anders Warell, if you have any questions: anders.warell@design.lth.se
The course Innovation Management aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge of the phenomenon of innovation and innovation processes from the perspective of firms and organizations, as well as to enable students to use basic theoretical and practical tools to understand and handle real-world innovation processes.
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Contact course responsible, Torben Schubert, if you have any questions: torben.schubert@circle.lu.se
Entrepreneurship
The course aims at giving students practical experience in early stages of starting a technology-based start-up.
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Contact course responsible, Lars Bengtsson, if you have any questions: lars.bengtsson@design.lth.se
Project
The aim of this course is to give the student the possibility to become more specialised in the machine design topic within an area not covered by the traditional courses.
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Contact course responsible, Per Kristav, if you have any questions: per.kristav@design.lth.se
Product Development Process
The main purpose of this course is to acquire knowledge and skills about the principles, methods and tools used in industry in the development of complex product systems.
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Contact course responsible, Damien Motte, if you have any questions: damien.motte@design.lth.se
The course provides basic knowledge of strategies, terminology and methods utilized in product development and how advanced techniques are utilized in creating rapid prototyping. The course should also provide basic understanding in the form of procedures, methods and techniques utilized in systematic development work.
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Contact course responsible, Damien Motte, if you have any questions: damien.motte@design.lth.se
The course objective is to give the student basic knowledge on strategies, terminology and methodology associated in with product development.
Read the MMKF01 course syllabus for more information.
Read the MMKF05 course syllabus for more information.
Contact course responsible, Damien Motte, if you have any questions: damien.motte@design.lth.se
The course aims to provide knowledge of methods for manufacturing prototypes from computer-based models.
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Contact course responsible, Per Kristav, if you have any questions: per.kristav@design.lth.se
The course aims at introducing fundamental knowledge and understanding about strategies, terminology and methodology associated with product innovation and its main sub-processes, the product renewal and the product development processes.
Read the course syllabus for more information.
Contact course responsible, Damien Motte, if you have any questions: damien.motte@design.lth.se
Freestanding courses
Open to all who meet the essential requirements.
Research education
Innovation offers several research education courses and you find information about doing a PhD and links to the courses here:
Contract teaching
Contacts
Birger Swahn
Educational Administrator
birger.swahn@cs.lth.se
Elin Olander
Senior lecturer
elin.olander@design.lth.se
Pernilla Daws
Communications officer
pernilla.daws@design.lth.se