BA (HONS) DESIGN FOR SOCIAL FUTURES
About This Course
Creative leadership: Become a moving and leading part of the industry as you evolve from one module to the next until you graduate.
Real-life design briefs: Participate in real-life design briefs proposed by agencies, services, healthcare and learning institutions, and social and sustainable companies and learn by making and becoming an agent of change.
Innovative learning and practice: Engage in a community of designers, students and academics who participate in multidisciplinary fields of design practice and theory.
Active network: Besides professional and learning opportunities, you get access to a community of professionals and a strong alumni network after graduation.
What You'll Learn
The programme is rooted in areas such as service design, user interface and user-experience design, information and data, social design, transformative systems, speculative and strategic designs, as well as digital content and narrative design and environments.
From working in big tech to social enterprises, independent ventures to co-creation endeavours, you will be able to adapt to your environment and respond to evolving societal constraints within and beyond, and imagine new potentialities for society. Designed to respond to emerging developments in design and non-design sectors, the programme brings together three major centres: design, industries and enterprise, and cultures and community.
The curriculum focuses on design practice with solutions prioritising human and non-human perspectives, realities and experiences. You will be encouraged to ask valid, significant and complex questions, using an innovative pedagogical approach to mediate between past and future, global and local, traditions and contemporaries.
The programme presents content to reflect the changing global and ecological climate and emerging trends through a dynamic and idea-driven learning environment, while addressing the influence of design practice on society in broad areas such as Creative Resets, Creative and Creator Communities, Health, Well-being and Care and Sustainability, Circularity and Regeneration.
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Entry Requirements
The qualifications listed below are common entry qualifications submitted by applicants.
- Singapore-Cambridge GCE �A� level with minimum �Pass� in two subjects at A-Level/H2 Level and General Paper
- Local Polytechnic Diploma
- International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
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