How can design become a tool for care that fosters deep and respectful connections between humans, communities and ecosystems in the context of contemporary socio-ecological challenges?

For too long, design has unquestioningly served the whims of the market, dubious ideologies, or the empty promises of progress through technological change. The immersive and experimental Master’s degree in Social Ecological Design: Regenerative Practices for Everyday Life offers an urgent alternative. Through integrating critical theory with creative practice in real-world contexts, it develops pioneering approaches that foster deep and caring connections with the living and material world. The Master’s goes out there into real-world contexts and challenges, combining in-class learning with immersive fieldwork in contexts that span Sicily, Tuscany, and Piedmont (Turin and the Alps).

In this webinar you will discover, together with the admission advisor and the course coordinator, the main characteristics of the program, the profile of the faculty members, and the career opportunities of the course.