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LAICS Working Conference 2010: Modelling Innovation 
This is an excellent opportunity to gather a group of leaders from your organisation to form new visions around the current innovation challenges and to get inspired by the other participants as well as the faculty of the LAICS Master.
NEW DATE! : Thursday 15 April 2010, 10.00-16.30 DPU/Copenhagen 
Read more here.

STUDY START Autumn 2010!
M1: Creating Innovative Organisations. More info here.
M3: Leading Innovation in a Global Environment. More info here.
Application deadline: 3rd May
Application form: click here.

Jagten på den lyse idé (Chasing the bright idea)
Jyllands-Posten 21.10.09
Innovation is about exploring ideas and thoughts together with others, and about creating frameworks and systems that allows creativity to blossom. Interview with Lotte Darsø, programme director of the Master in Leadership and Innovation. Read the article here (sorry - only in Danish)

Join the companies who have already enrolled in the LAICS programme:
Aarhus University Hospital, Arkitema, Coloplast, COWI A/S, Danisco, DR, Future Fields Norge, Husbanken (Norway), Henning Larsen Architects A/S, Novo Nordisk, Nuevo Consulting, Post Danmark A/S, Rambøll Informatik, Roche GMBH (Germany), Danish Ministry of Tax, TDC Mobile A/S, Top Danmark, University of Copenhagen, Maersk Olie og Gas, University Hospital Lund, Trapholt Museum, Carlsberg Breweries, Holstebro Kommune, KMD, DnB NOR, Falck A/S, Dong Energy, NRK Norge, Rockwool International, Danish Film Institute - and others.
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The Master in Leadership and Innovation in Complex Systems (LAICS) focuses on innovation and leadership from a "real-world", practice-based and social skills perspective.

The LAICS Master is targeted at organisation leaders, senior project leaders, and key specialists working with innovation and business development. 

This LAICS Master is a partnership between the Department of Learning at the Danish School of Education (Aarhus University) and Copenhagen Business School (CBS).