Experiential Economics

  • 2 week program
  • 8-12 study hours per week
  • 100% Flexibility
  • Certificate of completion

NEXT START DATE 12 June 2024

Develop a more complete picture of the global experience economy

  • Explore luxury and hospitality concepts that are meaningful within the experience economy
  • Critically analyze different business practices in sustainability
  • Investigate bias in the experience economy, and the problems that can result
  • Discuss how the economic rules are changing within a ‘dematerializing’ economy
  • Learn from the personal experiences of an Executive-level peer group

Across two intensive weeks, you will transform your understanding of the global experience economy as it relates to the intertwining luxury and hospitality industries.


Based on your own research and experiences, together with the learnings and insights you’ll gain on the course, you will be challenged to create a new conceptual design for a relevant economic offering that would be meaningful within the experience economy.

Direct faculty interaction

Get your questions answered and receive direct developmental feedback.

Peer-to-peer networking

Build your professional network through interactions with fellow participants.

Live/on-demand sessions

Live classes and group exercises driven by state-of-the-art learning technology.

Glion Excellence

Your Certificate of Completion carries a globally recognized hallmark of academic quality.

Explore experiential economics across two immersive weeks

1 OF 5

The Rise of the Experience Economy

Discover the key characteristics of the experience economy, learn how to categorize experience industries, and explore the evolution of consumer value.

Define and categorize the industry you work in and evaluate experience propositions within your sector.

2 OF 5

Key Features and Trends in Experience Consumption

Examine key features of the experience economy today and possible future trends.

Learn about the evolution of the experience economy to a focus on personal transformation

3 OF 5

Differentiating Categories of Experience

Learn to differentiate between different categories of experience and discover how companies strategically leverage them.

Examine the success stories of businesses that create impactful moments across multiple categories and share your own analysis of an experience offering.

4 OF 5

The Meaning of Luxury in the Experience Economy

Examine the multifaceted meanings of luxury within the experience economy and explore the growing intertwining of luxury with personal transformation.

5 OF 5

Conceptual Elements of Experience Design

Gain insight into the key components of experience design that shape extraordinary experiences and explore strategies for crafting contemporary luxury experiences in physical and digital spaces.

Explore experiential economics across two immersive weeks

  • The Rise of the Experience Economy
  • Key Features and Trends in Experience Consumption
  • Differentiating Categories of Experience
  • The Meaning of Luxury in the Experience Economy
  • Conceptual Elements of Experience Design

The Rise of the Experience Economy

Discover the key characteristics of the experience economy, learn how to categorize experience industries, and explore the evolution of consumer value.

Define and categorize the industry you work in and evaluate experience propositions within your sector.

Key Features and Trends in Experience Consumption

Examine key features of the experience economy today and possible future trends.

Learn about the evolution of the experience economy to a focus on personal transformation

Differentiating Categories of Experience

Learn to differentiate between different categories of experience and discover how companies strategically leverage them.

Examine the success stories of businesses that create impactful moments across multiple categories and share your own analysis of an experience offering.

The Meaning of Luxury in the Experience Economy

Examine the multifaceted meanings of luxury within the experience economy and explore the growing intertwining of luxury with personal transformation.

Conceptual Elements of Experience Design

Gain insight into the key components of experience design that shape extraordinary experiences and explore strategies for crafting contemporary luxury experiences in physical and digital spaces.

Meet your Faculty

All our Executive online courses are led by internationally recognized subject matter experts, able to deliver advanced, relevant, and up-to-the-minute knowledge.

Karolina Doughty
Karolina Doughty

Lecturer

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Karolina Doughty

Karolina Doughty

Lecturer

A highly experienced academic, Professor Doughty’s work with Glion focuses on understanding experiences and experience design.

She is also a specialist in Cultural Geography.

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FEES

CHF 1,250

START DATES

12 June 2024

30 October 2024

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How we deliver Executive online courses

These high quality digital courses use a variety of learning approaches, as well as a range of smart tools and applications, to ensure a rich, varied, and highly interactive experience. Your study will incorporate:

  • Live faculty-led sessions
  • Group presentations
  • Access to peer-to-peer discussion forums
  • The latest academic literature and case studies

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