Explore different perspectives and ways of thinking to challenge existing assumptions. Course content will introduce how empathy can be used as a strategy for playful, curious and meaningful design in health collaborations. Awareness is developed and supported to consider how ‘evidence’ is used in different contexts and how to communicate the value of design to divergent communities.
1. Investigate and evaluate a range of design for health concepts, ideas and their practical application.
2. Engage with analytical and critical methods to evaluate and synthesise practice.
3. Contribute to a community of practice, founded on the principles and practices of mātauranga Māori, of manaakitanga (care), motuhaketanga (self-determination) and kōrero pono (speaking truthfully).
4. Engage and apply a range of appropriate technologies or processes for the Design for Health minor.
Explore different perspectives and ways of thinking to challenge existing assumptions. Course content will introduce how empathy can be used as a strategy for playful, curious and meaningful design in health collaborations. Awareness is developed and supported to consider how ‘evidence’ is used in different contexts and how to communicate the value of design to divergent communities.
1. Investigate and evaluate a range of design for health concepts, ideas and their practical application.
2. Engage with analytical and critical methods to evaluate and synthesise practice.
3. Contribute to a community of practice, founded on the principles and practices of mātauranga Māori, of manaakitanga (care), motuhaketanga (self-determination) and kōrero pono (speaking truthfully).
4. Engage and apply a range of appropriate technologies or processes for the Design for Health minor.
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