This course is designed for those who want to develop systems and critical thinking skills with a more in-depth and structured approach to business problems and decision-making.
The course is suitable for business professionals, beginning professionals, students, and business owners who want to move beyond segmented thinking and understand problems in the context of the entire system.


What problem does the course solve?
Many business decisions are made based on isolated facts or intuition without considering the whole picture. This course helps develop systems and critical thinking skills that allow you to identify the root causes of problems and make informed decisions.


This course helps you understand:
what systems thinking is and how it is applied in business,
what tools are used in systems thinking,
what components of critical thinking are there,
how to develop analytical, creative, and problem-solving skills,
and how to make decisions using systems and critical thinking.


Main topics of the course
Systems thinking in business
Understanding and interdependence of business systems
Systems thinking tools
Modeling, cause-and-effect relationships
Key components of critical thinking
Logic, analysis and evaluation
Critical thinking skills
Analytical and creative thinking, problem-solving techniques
Decision-making through systems and critical thinking
Reasoned and structured decisions
Root cause analysis
Identifying the root causes of problems
As a result, participants will be able to
View business problems as a whole system,
Identify the root causes of problems,
Apply systems and critical thinking in decision-making,
Approach problem solving in an analytical and structured manner.
This course is part of the Weekend School of Business program and contributes to improving the quality of managerial thinking and decision-making.
The goal of the course is to help participants actually use systems and critical thinking skills in business and work environments.