Systems thinking is a family of approaches, not a single method. Each one came from a different discipline, and each is good at a different kind of problem, so the skill is knowing which one fits your work.
We introduce that landscape, work through where each approach fits, and look at how they behave here: the institutions, the culture, and the way decisions get made.
An introduction to the patterns of thinking behind systems approaches: systems literacy rather than a single method.
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You lead ecosystem work inside an organisation. A mid-to-senior practitioner responsible for initiatives at that scale, looking to work at it more confidently.
You advise on ecosystem initiatives as a consultant. Working across design, strategy, innovation, and technology, and looking to sharpen the tools you bring to clients.
You have built your skills in design thinking. This is the natural next step: working at the scale of whole systems rather than single problems.
The course is a beginning, not an end. Alongside it we are growing a community that keeps learning together: connecting with systems communities around the world, then bringing what they find back to be tested, argued over, and adapted for how things work here.
No one adapts a practice to a place on their own. We are doing it collectively, in the open, with everyone who joins.
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If your team needs systems thinking for a particular challenge, we shape the teaching around it: your sector, your constraints, and a real project to practise on rather than a case study from somewhere else.
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Let's have a conversation about which learning approach would suit you the best. We're happy to build our programming around your needs.
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