Experiential Economics
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- 3 week program
- 6-8 study hours per week
- 100% Flexibility
- Certificate of completion
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the structure of the course content and how are the modules divided over the three weeks?
Across the three immersive weeks of this course, students will cover five different modules that look at the rise of the experience economy, key trends, elements of experiential design and the intersection of experience and luxury. These are delivered through live and on-demand faculty-led sessions, group presentations and discussions of academic literature and industry case studies.
Are there any prerequisites or specific professional backgrounds recommended for prospective students of this course?
There are no specific admission criteria for this course, so it is open to anyone with an interest in the topic. However, some knowledge of hospitality and the luxury sector will be beneficial for prospective students.
What specific outcomes and projects can participants expect by the end of this course?
Completion of this course will give students a deeper understanding of the global experience economy and how it relates to the luxury and hospitality industries. Participants will also be set the challenge of creating a new conceptual design that would be meaningful within the experience economy as part of their coursework.