Gender Analytics Capstone Project

This course is part of Gender Analytics: Gender Equity through Inclusive Design Specialization

Instructor: Sarah Kaplan

What you'll learn

  •   Learn how to assess and integrate qualitative and quantitative insights about the needs of stakeholders, customers or beneficiaries
  •   Explore approaches for reframing problem statements to get beyond traditional ways of thinking about an issue
  •   Practice developing multiple ideas and approaches to the problem, iterating on the problem statement, and choosing one idea to prototype
  •   Strategize about the organizational impact for making the idea come to life
  • Skills you'll gain

  •   Quantitative Research
  •   Complex Problem Solving
  •   Data Storytelling
  •   Stakeholder Engagement
  •   Change Management
  •   Human Centered Design
  •   Organizational Change
  •   Data Analysis
  •   Diversity and Inclusion
  •   Systems Thinking
  •   Design Thinking
  •   Strategic Communication
  •   Innovation
  •   Qualitative Research
  •   Analysis
  • There are 4 modules in this course

    In the final course in the Gender Analytics Specialization offered by the Institute for Gender and the Economy (GATE) at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, you will practice your Gender Analytics skills in an applied learning project that will take you through the entire process for using gender-based insights to generate innovative solutions. You will be expected to think about the problem using an intersectional gender lens, explore both quantitative and qualitative data, apply human-centered design methodologies to developing prototypes, and plan for roll out in an organization, market or community. This activity provides a hands-on learning opportunity to practice critical skills for Gender Analytics.

    Using inclusive analysis to reframe the problem

    Ideation, prototyping and iteration

    Making a change plan

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