Design for Social and Emotional Wellbeing

DESN614

Points:

15

Level:

6

Learning Hours:

150

Start Dates:

2024

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Content

Design within health contexts is conceived as a way to implement tangible outcomes. Course content will enable the consideration of what it means to live in a complex world, by examining holistic approaches and collective leadership to engage in valued collaboration across disciplines. Creative and collaborative approaches are supported to enable design-led change.

Learning Outcomes

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.

Design for Social and Emotional Wellbeing

Content

Design within health contexts is conceived as a way to implement tangible outcomes. Course content will enable the consideration of what it means to live in a complex world, by examining holistic approaches and collective leadership to engage in valued collaboration across disciplines. Creative and collaborative approaches are supported to enable design-led change.

Learning Outcomes

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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DESN614

Points:

15

Level:

6

Learning Hours:

150

Start Dates:

2024

Click for link to course descriptor