Master of Business Administration, Health Technology
Master of Business Administration, Health Technology
Enrollment
02.07.2024 - 20.09.2024
Timing
19.09.2024 - 26.01.2025
Number of ECTS credits allocated
5 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Engineering and Business
Teaching languages
- English
Degree programmes
- Master of Business Administration, Health Technology
- Master of Business Administration, Quality Management
Teachers
- Reetta Raitoharju
- Tapani Kilpeläinen
- Kaisa Sorsa
- Heidi Salokangas
Groups
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YTERTS24Master of Business Administration, Health Technology
Objective
After completing the course, the student is able to:
- describe the general risk management process
- identify, evaluate and analyze the risks in the context of quality management at his/her own field
- identify, evaluate and analyze product development risks and/or process risks
- identify, evaluate and analyze project risks
- manage legal risks
- select applicable risk management methods for his/her own field
Content
- General risk management terms and definitions
- General risk management process
- Management of legal risks (e.g. corporate sustainability due diligence)
- Project risk evaluation and risk plans
- Applicable risk management standars (e.g. SFS-EN14971)
- Selection of risk evaluation tools and methods
Materials
Suggested article list in ItsLearning,
Industry Specific Risk Management Standards
and other materials provided by the lecturers.
Teaching methods
Course is 100% online and instruction language is English, but the final output (= report) can be done in Finnish. If all participants are Finnish-speaking, kick-off and discussions can also be held in Finnish.
Pre-assignments will be opened for you min 1 week before the meeting.
Mainly independent & self-directive learning
Collaborative asynchronous discussions with other students on discussion forums
Exam schedules
no exams
International connections
Innovation pedagogy, flipped learning
The course takes into account the principles of sustainable development from an economic, environmental and social perspective, thus promoting responsible and sustainable business practices.
Student workload
The total average student work is about 135 h. Webinars cover about 16h, all remaining in individual learning, and assignment work including student group collaboration
Group Learning task1: Exploring Standards and Practical Risk Management Techniques 36 h
Group Learning task 2: Applying Risk Standards in Your Field 36 h
Individual learning task: Learning diary 30 h
Individual learning task: Integrated Risk Management Proficiency Assessment 5 h and 2 self-paced tests related to presented group works on itsLearning. 17 h
Content scheduling
General risk management terms and definitions
- General risk management process
- Management of legal risks (e.g. corporate sustainability due diligence)
- Project risk evaluation and risk plans
- Applicable risk management standars (e.g. SFS-EN14971)
- Selection of risk evaluation tools and methods
Online lectures:
19.9.2024 12.30-16
10.10.2024 12.30-16
8.11.2024 12.30-16
28.11.2024 12.30-16
Further information
ItsLearning
heidi.salokangas@turkuamk.fi
Evaluation scale
H-5
Assessment methods and criteria
Grading of the course is done as follows:
Terminology multiple choice test 20 %
Participation in contact lessons 10 %
Group work 2 report and presentation 30 %
Group work 1 pass/fail
2 self-paced tests related to presented group works on iIs learning pass/fail
Personal Learning Diary 40 %
The course can be approved when all the assignments are passed at least with the minimum grade.
In addition to the knowledge base, the reporting assessment will focus on the knowledge of academic conventions (such as writing style and tone, text structure, correct citation technique including in-text citations and bibliography), depth of coverage.
Returning assignments after the specified deadline (late) may have a negative impact on the grade of the assignment.
Assessment criteria, fail (0)
Quantity:
Assignments are not completed to an acceptable level.
Quality:
The minimum learning objectives are not met (see course description),
There is a lack of knowledge of academic conventions.
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)
Quantity:
Research, thinking, communication and reflection are acceptable
Quality:
Appear to grasp theory and have made a start in showing its applicability.
Knowledge of academic conventions is inadequate.
Assessment criteria, good (3-4)
Quantity:
Research, thinking, communication and reflection are good.
Quality:
General understanding of theory and application in real-life context
Knowledge of academic conventions is good, although there may be systematic minor errors.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
Quantity:
Mastery of theory and penetrating insights in real-life context
Quality:
Outstanding research, thinking, communication and reflection
Knowledge of academic conventions is excellent.