Courses and modules

This workshop aims to explore advancements in agriculture technology (agtech) and their application in enhancing the efficiency, productivity, and sustainability of food production.

In today’s digital economy, it is crucial for business professionals and leadership teams to be able to use analytics to manage Human Resources.

No longer are optimisation and efficiency sufficient for modern leaders. Organisations are increasingly finding success through collaboration, innovation and involving the entire organisation in product development, value creation to counter the dynamic, volatile and ambiguous business environmental factors.

Many learn marketing while on the job, while few have any proper education in marketing. Without proper marketing schooling, aspiring marketers may miss golden opportunities when crafting plans to target key segments or perhaps miss out on selecting effective channels or platforms to deliver key marketing messages. Some marketers may feel they lack the knowledge to deal with their advertising/marketing agencies or with seniors in their organisation. Armed with sound practitioner-based marketing knowledge, marketers can redress this marketing-power imbalance while driving effective marketing campaigns.

This course provides students with a basic appreciation and understanding of the core concepts of information security

With the ever-growing number of data protection laws and regulations, privacy responsibilities can land on almost anyone’s desk with no warning or training.

This one-day course introduces participants to essential AI concepts, equipping you with the ability to understand how AI can be applied meaningfully in a business context.

Explore how to implement AI solutions that align with organisational goals strategically. Delve into AI solutioning, develop business-aligned use cases, and examine change management strategies to support successful adoption.

Python is an interpreted high-level programming language for general-purpose programming. Created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991, Python has a design philosophy that emphasises code readability, and a syntax that allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code, notably using significant whitespace. It provides constructs that enable clear programming on both small and large scales.

Futures Thinking entails exploring possible future scenarios based on our understanding of the current realities and future trends. Importantly, the process prompts critical reflect on envisioned future scenarios, helping us to answer questions like: What should the future look like?