
The Master Crossover Creativity is a part-time master's program designed for individuals who want to use their creative skills to develop innovative solutions for complex societal challenges. The program focuses on fostering crossover collaboration, integrating creativity and entrepreneurship to address multi-stakeholder issues across various fields such as social inclusion, public space planning, and health. Students will work on their own chosen themes, conducting research and bringing people together. The curriculum emphasizes an iterative approach, developing knowledge, methods, and solutions through co-creation. Graduates are equipped to make a significant societal, socio-economic, and cultural impact, often pursuing careers as innovative designers, environment managers, or social designers.
Graduates of the Master Crossover Creativity program are prepared to work in roles that require innovative problem-solving and interdisciplinary collaboration. They are equipped to drive change and create impact in various societal sectors.
This program is taught exclusively in Dutch. Applicants must be proficient in reading and writing Dutch.
Specific tuition fees and living cost estimates are not detailed in the English-language program information.
The Master Crossover Creativity is a part-time program with a duration of 2 years, awarding 60 ECTS upon completion.
Applicants must hold a relevant bachelor's degree. Proficiency in reading and writing Dutch is also a mandatory requirement as the program is taught exclusively in Dutch.
The application process requires proficiency in Dutch. You should review the program details, ensure you meet the bachelor's degree and Dutch language proficiency requirements, and then submit your application through the HKU website's Dutch version.
Graduates are prepared for roles requiring innovative problem-solving and interdisciplinary collaboration, often working as innovative designers, environment managers, or social designers.
Information regarding specific tuition fees for international students is not available in the English-language program details.