
UdemyThis micromodule is built directly from a peer-reviewed academic case study of shared leadership on a real design project. Since design work is inherently collaborative, yet shared leadership specifically has received comparatively little attention, the course fills a genuine gap between how design teams actually work and how leadership is usually taught.
Design practitioners, students, and team leads curious about alternatives to single-leader models, especially those working in cross-disciplinary or collaborative studio environments.
Key takeaway: shared leadership isn't just a philosophical stance — it's a practice grounded in documented, peer-reviewed evidence, and this micromodule gives you a concrete entry point for trying it in your own work.
This micromodule is based on a real-life case study of shared leadership in a design project. The findings are documented in a peer-reviewed academic journal article, which we will utilize during the course of this micromodule.
The reasoning behind the micromodule's content is as follows: we know that design is inherently collaborative and participatory, yet shared leadership in design has received less attention. This micromodule provides you with cutting-edge knowledge on shared leadership in design and offers food for thought on how you can begin implementing shared leadership in your work.
At its core, Nordic Rebels is:
Challenge-based: Experience hands on learning based on real world challenges ranging from tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to planning for a future of space exploration
Transdisciplinary: Break out of your silos and traditional disciplines. Combine expertise from the worlds of business, design, engineering, entrepreneurship and beyond!
Blended: Blend traditional learning with online episodes, podcasts and even emerging tech like VR! We blend disciplines, technology and spaces to ensure a rich learning environment.
We’re a diverse, multicultural, multidisciplinary, Danish Design Award winning team of experts from strategic design, design education, audio and graphic design, service design, art, video production and even the restaurant industry.
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