Programmes & Courses

14 PROGRAMMES TO CHOOSE FROM

Creativity in its broadest sense encompasses a wide and diverse range of interests and areas of study.

Creativity knows no bounds, and at The Creative Business Institute, we embrace this philosophy wholeheartedly. Our diverse range of specialized programs and courses reflects the multifaceted nature of creativity. With our unique “magic split” of 220/14, we ensure a thorough and comprehensive interrogation of this dynamic subject. This number represents our commitment to offering a course for everyone, catering to various individual interests. We invite you to explore our programs and find a course that resonates with your unique creative aspirations.

FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES

Undergraduate Programmes

1.Bachelor of Creativity and Innovation Studies (BCIS)

2.Bachelor of Creative Innovation and Application (BCIA)

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMMES
in The Initial CBI Programmes Portfolio

Undergraduate Programmes

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Creative Business
Bachelor of Communication Arts (BCA) in Graphic Design
Bachelor of Science (BS) in Digital Marketing
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Creative Industries Management
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Media and Communication
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Fashion Marketing and Management

Programme Outline

Creativity

Year 1

Introduction to Creativity and Innovation:
This course introduces the fundamental concepts of creativity and innovation, exploring various theories and practices.
History of Creative Thought:
A study of the historical development of creative thinking and its impact on different fields.
Psychology of Creativity:
Examines the psychological aspects of creativity, including cognitive processes and personality traits.
Creativity in Different Cultures:
Explores how creativity is perceived and practiced in various cultural contexts.
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:
Develops skills in critical thinking and effective problem-solving techniques.

Year 2

Creative Techniques and Practices:
Focuses on various techniques and practices to enhance creativity.
Workshop on Creative Writing:
A hands-on workshop to develop creative writing skills.
Creative Collaboration:
Explores the dynamics of working creatively in teams and collaborative environments.
Introduction to Design Thinking:
Introduces the principles and methods of design thinking.
Creative Leadership:
Examines the role of leadership in fostering creativity and innovation.

Year 3

Advanced Creative Processes:
Delves into advanced methods and processes for creative thinking and innovation.
Innovation Management:
Focuses on managing innovation within organizations.
Creative Project Development:
Guides students through the development and execution of creative projects.
Creativity in Business:
Explores the application of creativity in business contexts.
Research Methods in Creativity:
Introduces research methodologies relevant to the study of creativity.

Year 4

Capstone Project in Creativity:
A comprehensive project that integrates the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program.
Creativity and Technology:
Examines the relationship between creativity and technological advancements.
Creativity in Education:
Explores the role of creativity in educational settings.
Ethics of Innovation:
Discusses the ethical considerations related to innovation and creative practices.
Creativity and Social Change:
Investigates how creativity can drive social change and address societal challenges.