Microcredential in Information Management in Science, Technology and Innovation

DigiAdvance courses aim to advance the knowledge and skills of SME leaders, managers, employees and job seekers in key digital technologies. 

This course assessment can be fully online, blended, or face-to-face and in daytime or evening (to be consulted at the public notice), and participants receive a certificate of achievement at the end of the course. 

Learning outcomes:

• Identify and understand the role and value of different types of data, information and knowledge in science, technology and innovation,
• Identify, evaluate and systematize relevant sources of information in contexts related to science, technology and innovation,
• Identify and apply methodologies and tools for mapping, analyzing and consolidating data, information and knowledge in science, technology and innovation,
• Identify and apply methodologies and tools to analyze the value of information for decision support in science, technology and innovation.
• Model, develop and justify an information management project in science, technology and innovation.

Students may register for the course from 15 October to 4 December 2025.