Managing Event Projects and Ecosystems - Study guide

1 Is able to manage and lead an event project, 2 understands the event stakeholder ecosystem and value chains 3 Is able to facilitate and enhance value creation in the ecosystem 4 Creates and maintains networks in the event business.

Advanced project management in events Event ecosystem Value creation in networks Network management

When the implementation type of the course is CONTACT, ONLINE or BLENDED it is required that the student is present during those teaching hours that are marked in the study schedule. If you are absent more than 25 %, your grade will be lowered by one. If you are absent more than 50 %, the course is failed.

Has some understanding of the importance of project and network management for developing events. Is aware of the basics of project and network management.

Is able to use and connect with the relevant organisations and networks for developing sustainable events. Is able to apply appropriate communication and networking skills in project and network management to achieve results. Is able to manage projects for sustainable event productions. Is able to create value in networks.

Is able to analyse the operations of different event organisations and networks to develop new possibilities for sustainable event business. Is able to assess the risks when planning successful projects in a network environment. Is able to come up with positive outcomes and sustainable solutions when managing projects in the event business ecosystem in a changing operational environment. Is able to create value throughout the event ecosystem, benefitting all stakeholders.

This course is conducted in the form of face-to-face teaching, which means that we have face-to-face sessions for approximately 3 hours once a week on Mondays. According to Haaga-Helia’s new attendance practices, attendance is required during the scheduled teaching sessions. If you are absent from more than 25% of the sessions, your grade will be reduced by one point. If you are absent from more than 50% of the sessions, the course will be failed. Absences do not need to be reported separately, and their reason does not matter.
Absences cannot be compensated with additional assignments.

This is the book we use for the book review.

Events management : an international approach.

Ferdinand, Nicole, toimittaja ; Kitchin, Paul J., toimittaja

SAGE Publications Ltd [2022] 3rd edition

Porvoo Campus

English

18.08.2025 - 12.12.2025

CONTACT
RE5PCTOUT

Heli Hajda-Kähkönen

15 - 40

RESTO Hospitality and Tourism Management

0.00 cr

H-5