New European Bauhaus: Long Term, Life Cycle and Integrated Thinking in the Industrial Ecosystem
Understand the New European Bauhaus and its connection to the circular economy to champion a more sustainable society.
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New European Bauhaus: Long Term, Life Cycle and Integrated Thinking in the Industrial Ecosystem
Discover the New European Bauhaus initiative and its goals for industry
The New European Bauhaus is a creative initiative advancing the goals of the European Green Deal. The initiative is helping to build a more sustainable society by championing circularity and life cycle thinking.
On this three-week course from the European Institute for Innovation and Technology, you’ll explore the New European Bauhaus from the perspective of industry. From the initiative’s connections with Industry 5.0 to its implications for sustainable production, you’ll discover a transformative European movement.
Understand the need for circularity in industrial ecosystems
Transitioning to a circular economy could help us limit waste, share resources, and make industries across the board more sustainable.
You’ll delve deeper into the circular economy model, and why circularity is needed to combat the climate crisis.
Examine the role of circular design and life cycle thinking in sustainable manufacturing
Circular design and life cycle thinking both factor circularity into the traditional manufacturing cycle. In Week 3 of the course, you’ll explore the importance of these approaches for sustainability.
You’ll finish the course with a detailed knowledge of the New European Bauhaus initiative, and an understanding of why we should champion the circular economy.
Syllabus
Week 1
Discovering the New European Bauhaus and its Circular Dimension
Welcome to the course
Intro
What is the New European Bauhaus or, NEB?
Definition of the New European Bauhaus initiative and what it entails
NEB from the Perspective of the (Manufacturing) Industry
NEB and the Manufacturing Industry
Digitalization of industry 5.0 and its connection to NEB
Industry 5.0 and the New European Bauhaus
What have we learned so far?
Weekly wrap-up
Quiz
Self-assessment questionnaire
What's on for next week?
Week 2
Week 2
Circularity in Industrial Ecosystems
Welcome back
Week 2 outline
The Circular Economy Paradigm
Definition of the circular economy
Transitioning to a Circular Economy
The concept of Circularity
Circularity in production processes
Application of the circularity paradigm to production chains and industries.
Shaping EU's industrial future by learning from circular design concepts
Introduction of the circularity scheme in industrial design.
What have we covered so far
Recap of week 2
Quiz
Self-assessment questionnaire
What's on for next week?
Next week's contents.
Week 3
Design and Life Cycle Thinking
Welcome back
Week 3 outline
Product (Re-)Design
Developing products for circular economy
Materials
Environmentally friendly materials
Sustainable Production
Production of a product
(Re-)Use
Product design and functionality
Materials 2030 Roadmap
European Materials ecosystem driving the green and digital transition
Quiz
Self-assessment questionnaire
Course review
Synthesis of what has been learnt and conclusions.
End of the course
Congratulations! You have completed the course.
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What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to...
- 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.
Who is the course for?
This course is designed for anyone with a broad interest in sustainability, the circular economy, and the European Green Deal.
While no prior knowledge is required for this course, learners should be prepared to read some scientific papers and get into the nitty gritty of sustainability in industry.
Who will you learn with?
Who developed the course?
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