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Data lights the way for change
In partnership with Queen Margaret University Edinburgh
Equipping current and aspiring cultural leaders with the practical skills and confidence they need
Understand the importance of data and research to strategic planning and decision-making? Want to further develop your skills and demonstrate your competencies? Our programme has been designed for you.
Rigorous and transformational
Our courses are designed in partnership with Queen Margaret University Edinburgh and delivered at Master’s level.
Grounded in the realities of cultural practice
Courses are led by Dr James Doeser, an experienced researcher, consultant and coach with a CV that straddles academia, employment in the sector and freelancing. James is assisted in the development and delivery of the programme by David Brownlee of Data Culture Change. David’s previous cultural leadership experience includes roles as Executive Director of UK Theatre, Chief Executive of Audiences UK and Managing Director of Purple Seven.
Credit bearing
You can use our modules to build towards a full qualification without committing to a full degree course.
A developing programme
We are working with QMU on the development of further complementary modules.
Module 1: Improving Organisational Performance
Current and aspiring leaders in the cultural sector includig Executive Directors, Finance Directors, Marketing Directors, Development Directors.
On completion of the course, you’ll be able to:
- Find, generate, analyse, interpret and operationalise data and the insights it provides for organisational performance.
- Be a smart commissioner of research – and a productive partner in research collaborations.
- Track, demonstrate and articulate the ways in which your organisation is performing
On completion of the course, you’ll be able to:
- Find, generate, analyse, interpret and operationalise data and the insights it provides for organisational performance.
- Be a smart commissioner of research – and a productive partner in research collaborations.
- Track, demonstrate and articulate the ways in which your organisation is performing and improving.
- Know how to keep up with latest developments in the field and the latest research findings.
Booking open for blended learning programme, May - July 2023.
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