The basic scenario systems taught all over the world are only the beginning of an effective applied foresight approach. Learn alternative methods in scanning, trend development, driver analysis, scenario articulation, scenario development, and storytelling. This course is unique in its combination of advanced foresight theory and practical application. Students learn new and alternative methods for each stage of the process, learn to use a constellation of analytical techniques, and develop skills in research design, communicating with stakeholders, and writing effective scenarios. This course also provides an introduction to quantitative foresight methods and the advances in qualitative evaluation systems.
The purpose of this course is to turn people familiar with foresight processes into master applied foresight practitioners in corporate and governmental settings.
Students for this course will be limited to individuals with demonstrated knowledge of foresight fundamentals and applications.
Three two-hour courses