Systems Thinking in Action

Course Description:

In an era of ever-evolving challenges, embracing a holistic mindset beyond traditional siloed thinking is imperative. Systems thinking allows you to understand complex systems’ underlying dynamics, relationships, and interdependencies. By comprehending the bigger picture, you can identify leverage points, drive meaningful change, and make informed, lasting decisions.

Course Highlights:

1. Comprehensive Curriculum: Delve into the core principles of systems thinking, exploring concepts such as feedback loops, causal loop diagrams, mental models, and the power of emergence.
2. Real-World Applications: Gain practical insights into applying systems thinking in diverse domains, including business, healthcare, sustainability, and social issues. Learn how to identify systemic patterns and develop strategies for effective interventions.
3. Expert Faculty: Learn from esteemed faculty members who are experts in systems thinking and have extensive experience in academia and real-world problem-solving. Benefit from their guidance and personalized feedback throughout the course.
4. Engaging Learning Environment: Join a vibrant online community of learners from diverse backgrounds, fostering rich discussions and collaborative learning. Connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, and expand your network.
5. Hands-On Exercises: Put theory into practice through hands-on exercises, simulations, and case studies. Enhance your analytical and critical thinking skills as you tackle complex challenges and develop innovative solutions.
6. Flexibility and Convenience: You can access course materials, lectures, and discussions from the comfort of your home or office. The online format allows you to tailor your learning schedule to fit your busy lifestyle.
7. Certificate of Completion: Earn a prestigious certificate from North Carolina State University upon completing the course. Showcase your newfound expertise in systems thinking to potential employers and colleagues.

Software Requirements:  Participants will need internet access.

Questions: Contact Programs for Improvement and Innovation