Leadership Essentials for Engineers
offered by TU Delft

Public University
397 acre campus
Estd. 1842

Leadership Essentials for Engineers
at
TU Delft
Overview

Gain essential skills to become a successful leader in a technology dominated world

Duration	15 weeks
Total fee	₹31,415
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Leadership Essentials for Engineers
at
TU Delft
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from Delft University of Technology

Leadership Essentials for Engineers
at
TU Delft
Course details

What are the course deliverables?

How to apply a set of practical analytical techniques to support business planning and strategic decision making
How to encourage multiple stakeholders with different interests to cooperate
How to recognize team dynamics and handle both individual and team issues
How to gain support from senior management and your teams

More about this course

In this program, you will learn that a good leader needs at least three mindsets, supporting the development of essential leadership skills
In this program, you will become familiarized with each of these mindsets and discover how they can support you as a leader
By completing this certificate, you will improve your leadership skills through tasks that help you develop a managerial summary of a business situation analysis to inform an effective decision, use a set of cohesive strategies for dealing with stakeholders, and frame your communication

Leadership Essentials for Engineers
at
TU Delft
Curriculum

Effective Decision Making: Dealing with Business Complexity

Dealing with Power and Dynamics: Discover Your Leadership Style and Influence Stakeholders

Framing Your Communication to Inspire and Convince

Leadership Essentials for Engineers
at
TU Delft
Faculty details

Gerdien de Vries

Gerdien de Vries is assistant professor Public Management and Organisation at Delft University of Technology. Her research focuses on influence techniques – such as framing and nudging - in multi-actor settings. Gerdien is interested in revealing causal effects of these techniques with the use of quantitative research methods such as experiments and surveys.

Alexander de Haan

Alexander graduated as an aerospace engineer as well as an organizational psychologist. He holds a PhD on the analysis of sustainable aircraft technology.

Els van Daalen

Els van Daalen is associate professor at the Policy Analysis section of the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands. After obtaining her PhD in mechanical engineering on the topic of validation of knowledge based systems, she joined the faculty of Technology, Policy and Management in 1994.

Jet Pagnier

Jet Pagnier studied Cultural Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. For her Masters thesis she conducted six months of fieldwork research into the aftermath of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda.