Join our exciting, creative and highly practical Multidisciplinary Innovation Masters. Get to work on live briefs from real organisations, in a simulated agency environment, and learn to think in new ways to engineer change. We welcome students onto this course from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds. Working collaboratively with people with a range of skill sets, youll devise creative solutions using strategic innovation to solve real-world, complex challenges to social, organisational and commercial issues. Previous organisations we have worked with include multinationals like Mars and Unilever, local start-ups and charities. Our MDI philosophy is to create a cross-disciplinary learning environment that nurtures innovation and originality with a specific user and issues-based approach. As part of this course, you will: Work on real-life projects that will allow you to build up an invaluable portfolio of experience, Blend design, technology, and business and develop your entrepreneurial mind-set, Learn to manage change and innovation in a strategic way, Build up an invaluable portfolio of experience and network of contacts that will span multiple industries and Create strategic value through adopting a range of innovative approaches and resources - highly valued by future employers.<br><br>This course stands out from others because it enables you to engage directly with potential employers whilst honing (and showcasing) your creative, collaborative and communication skills. Youll build a CV that lists actual strategic innovation and research projects that you will have undertaken, and which will have allowed you to build your own professional network. During the course youll work with personal development experts from Newcastle Business School to develop a deep understanding of your personal and professional traits. Youll learn how to use these traits whilst collaborating with others in innovative practices. This will develop a level of self-awareness and confidence that employers and recruitment agencies have said they find particularly impressive.