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Creative Industries Learning Module (CCILM)

Estonian Business School ·Estonia

€136k
Grant awarded
Research and Education
Programme
2 September 2019
Signed

About this project

<p>The objective of this cooperation project is to develop the creative industries (CCI) learning module&nbsp;for universities. CCI is a dynamic and influential field that has a substantial impact across its own&nbsp;sector. However, since the field is relatively young important contributions are needed in order to help&nbsp;the field to develop.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Therefore, the overarching aim of the project’s intellectual output is to contribute to overcoming a&nbsp;number of shortcomings currently present in CCI. Equipped with the know-how and right tools, HEIs&nbsp;can have a substantial impact on improving CCI. This project aims to give HEIs the necessary&nbsp;know-how and tools: the CCI learning module.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>The CCI learning module will provide all the necessary building blocks for putting together an&nbsp;innovative flipped classroom CCI course for bachelor students. In addition, it can be used to create an&nbsp;elective module for executive students or to build a business incubation program for people interested&nbsp;in setting up a company in creative industries (lifelong learning).&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Project partners bring together expertise and knowledge from Estonia, Norway, and Iceland to deliver&nbsp;the highest quality.&nbsp;</p>

Bilateral cooperation results

The cooperation between project partners will continue beyond the funding of this project. For example, partners are preparing together a project to create a cluster of CCI BSOs and HEIs that will develop an NFTs (non-fungible tokens) infused CCI business model and promote it on an online innovation space and knowledge hub. Furthermore, project partners EBS and BI Norwegian Business School are preparing an academic study together on the topic of “Onsite Culture at Stake in Online Times - Online-Onsite Separation, Substitution and Integration in the Creative Industries”. Hence, the current project has been an initiator of good synergy out of which new projects can be born.

Project partners

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