Lean and Six Sigma – Project Work, 15 hp
The course is a project-based course in Lean and Six Sigma at an advanced level. It covers theories, methods, and tools for quality improvement and process efficiency, with a focus on Lean and Six Sigma. The course explores how these approaches can be used to create value in organizations and achieve strategic performance goals by reducing variation and eliminating waste.
The course addresses both fundamental and advanced tools within Lean and Six Sigma, including, for example, statistical methods and the DMAIC structure. The content related to Six Sigma corresponds to what is required for a Black Belt project. Furthermore, the course examines the differences and relationships between Lean, Six Sigma, and Total Quality Management (TQM). It also includes a critical analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the methods, as well as their applicability in various organizational contexts.
FACTS
CYCLE
Second cycle
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Completed courses of 30 HE credits on second cycle level within the main field of study Industrial Engineering and Management, or equivalent.
PACE OF STUDY
Part-time
TYPE OF INSTRUCTION
On Campus
PROGRAMME/COURSE DATE
TEACHING HOURS
Daytime
APPLICATION DEADLINE
15 April 2026
APPLICATION CODE
HV-E1935
START/END
From v.36 2026 to v.02 2027
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