Margaux - Innovation Sciences

The group projects kept me motivated to continue working consistently, and throughout the program, I learned to manage my time and set the right conditions to succeed.

I noticed in high school that I was more interested in the implication of discoveries than the discovery process itself. I was interested in questions such as: What can we do with it? Who can benefit from it? How can we efficiently use it? I chose this master because it taught me how to answer these questions, and ultimately bridge the scientific world with the business/political world.

I am very happy to have chosen Innovation Sciences. The group projects kept me motivated to continue working consistently, and throughout the program, I learned to manage my time and set the right conditions to succeed. The ‘Societal Challenges and Innovation Theory’ seminar and the ‘Quantitative Innovation Analytics’ course were the most exciting to me. Both of these courses really challenged me intellectually, and the knowledge I got from them was very valuable.