Processes like design thinking guide a group of multidisciplinary individuals through the different stages of problem-solving, from understanding root causes and listening to concerns, to collectively devising sustainable and impactful solutions.
In this workshop you will learn:
- the fundamentals of design thinking and creative problem solving
- how to approach complex problems and methods to solve them
- how to design solutions from a user-centric perspective
Designing for the user is imperative for those who want to design products, services or processes for clients, beneficiaries or users – from medical researchers to IT professionals.
About Entrepreneurship
We are now entering a new era where there is demand for commercial returns of publicly funded research: research that is transformational, innovative and solution-focused. It is important for any researcher to understand the possibilities and processes that connect research outcomes to the generation of commercial intellectual property and the varied strategies for turning this commercial IP into new products, processes and services. The Graduate School works actively in the entrepreneurship space with UQ Ventures and UQ's commercialisation arm, Uniquest.
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