- CAS
Transformation & Changemanagement
Sustainable transformation even in turbulent times – in the CAS Transformation & Change Management you will learn about effective strategies, models and tools.
Change is not a one-off event, but a permanent condition. In the CAS Transformation & Change Management, you will learn how to design change holistically, anchor it sustainably and make it measurable. Practical and applicable.
You will learn sound methods of change management and organisational development. You will use storytelling, change campaigns and stakeholder analyses to effectively address your target groups, supported by digital tools, AI and KPI dashboards. Agile processes for remote collaboration and the practical project, which you carry out as a group, ensure direct transfer to your professional practice
The CAS is right for you if you ...
- want to strategically shape change.
- want to develop your organisation in a future-proof and sustainable way.
- are looking for practical tools and proven frameworks for your transformation projects.
- want to actively exchange ideas with experts from different industries at eye level.
- vvalue personal feedback and close support for your project group’s transformation project.
Does that sound like you? Then we look forward to meeting you.
The practical project is a group assignment, based on the project ideas you contribute yourselves – typically undertakings from your own organisational context. You work in groups of approximately two to four people; the groups are formed during the first week of the programme.
For further information and registration, please visit the German website.
Factsheet
- Degree/Certificate Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS)
- Duration 20 study days
- Schedule see schedule
- Application deadline 6 weeks before start, later registration possible if places are available
- ECTS credits 12 ECTS-Credits
- Costs CHF 8,500
- Teaching language German
- Location Bern, Schwarztorstrasse 48
- School Business School
- Next session Please visit the German website for more information