Detailed information about the course
Title | [REPORT DEMANDÉ] Design Your Career: Bring More of Yourself into the Future (205) |
Dates | to be confirmed |
Lang | Workshop language is English |
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Speakers | Dr Sebastian Kernbach |
Description | It is not easy to know what we want. We are confronted with many options to choose from, we have (our own) beliefs and wish to reduce our risks when making decisions. This is when life design comes in. Life design is the application of design thinking to our career and life beyond work. We will use creativity to uncover our dysfunctional beliefs and to design our way forward and help answer the questions below. This workshop uses design thinking to address demands of "new work". Together with other researchers, you develop a constructive and effective approach to finding and designing your vocation at the University or elsewhere by developing new thinking patterns and working on your future ideas.
Learning Outcomes : After the workshop, you will:
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Location |
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Information | Date: to be confirmed Time: From 9:15 am to 5:15 pm Location: Online !
Trainer: Prof. Dr. Sebastian Kernbach is Assistant-Professor at the University of St. Gallen, a Visiting Fellow at Stanford University and Guest Professor at the African Doctoral Academy at Stellenbosch University . He is the founder of the Visual Collaboration Lab (vicola.org) and the Life Design Lab in Switzerland (www.lifedesignlab.ch). His activities in research, teaching and consulting focus on the role of visual thinking and design thinking to support individuals, teams and organizations in their thinking and communication efforts, in particular knowledge workers, such as researchers, lecturers, consultants, coaches, etc. His seminars and lecturers at Bachelor, Master, MBA, PhD, and Executive level are highly interactive and set doing and action at the core of participants' learning experience. His latest book in English is "Creativity in Research – Cultivate clarity, be innovative and make progress in your research journey" with Cambridge University Press. It is based on the work of the Stanford team "Research as Design" of which Prof. Dr. Sebastian Kernbach is a team member of: www.CreativityInResearch.org.
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Places | 16 |
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