Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
New European Bauhaus: Long Term, Life Cycle and Integrated Thinking in the Industrial Ecosystem
EIT Food and Circe
The course views circularity approaches as essential for renewing our industrial eco-systems. In week 1, the NEB initiative and its circular dimension is introduced. In week 2, approaches that all of us - as designers - can use to design for circularity, are exemplified. Lastly, in week 3, the principles of life cycle and systems thinking and analysis are shown to contribute to a more integrated and circular (design) approach across the industrial value chains.
3 weeks, 3 hours per week
Paola Fantini
Director of Education EIT Manufacturing Asbl
EIT Food
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Identify the need for sustainable, long-term, life cycle and integrated thinking in the industrial ecosystem and the manufacturing industry.
- Explain how projects from the New European Bauhaus implement circular economy actions and strategies.
- Describe what characterises a circular economy design approach.
- Apply design skills and a creative mindset to address sustainable, long-term, life cycle, and integrated thinking in the industrial ecosystem and the manufacturing industry.
- Apply design tools to create a discussion that engages with system and stakeholder analysis and particularly includes potential collaborators or co-designers that are needed to be involved.
- Develop a strategy for implementing a circular dimension in line with New European Bauhaus values and working principles.
Syllabus
- Discovering the New European Bauhaus and its circular dimension
- Circularity in Industrial Ecosystems
- Design and Life Cycle Thinking
Issued on 19th March 2025
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