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Seminar 3: Learning from Experts

Semestre 2 · 96118 · Corso di laurea magistrale in Design eco-sociale · 2CFU · EN


Along with the work on their projects and the regular courses, students choose Short Seminars, which provide complementary competencies helping them to sharpen their practice. The seminar in Learning from Experts provides a stage for students to engage directly with practitioners in the field of eco-social design. Through interviews, visits, and online sessions with experts working across diverse sectors with an eco-social design focus (such as community-led development, public sector, social entrepreneurship, activism, industry, research, etc.), students gain first-hand insights into real-world practices, challenges, and strategies. They learn how different professionals approach the design and implementation of eco-social projects, what methodologies they use, and how they design within complex systems.

Docenti: Secil Ugur Yavuz

Ore didattica frontale: 18
Ore di laboratorio: 0
Obbligo di frequenza: mandatory

Argomenti dell'insegnamento
Eco-Social Design & Practice, Mapping Professional Pathways, Methods for Engaged Dialogue, Case-study analysis

Modalità di insegnamento
This seminar will be held as an experiential and dialogical learning space. Students engage directly with eco-social design practitioners through expert interviews, field visits, and interactive sessions. The course enables students to learn from real-world experiences, ask critical questions, and reflect collectively.

Modalità d'esame
As part of the assessment, students will choose a case study centered on a practitioner working in eco-social design. They will critically analyze the expert’s work, methodologies, and context, and communicate their insights in the form of an oral presentation.

Criteri di valutazione
Student work will be assessed based on three criteria: depth of analysis, critical reflection and relevance and selection of the Case Study.

Bibliografia obbligatoria

Bujdosó, A. (2019). Social Design Cookbook. Kitchen Budapest.

Amatullo, M. (2022). Design for Social Innovation: Case Studies from Around the World. Routledge.

Press, J & Celi, M. (2024). Designing Sustainable Futures: How to Imagine, Create, and Lead the Transition to a Better World. Routledge.




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