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What Next with Design Thinking?

Aidan explains how you can continue your Design Thinking journey
Design Thinking in action

Further Study with Design Thinking

At the Waikato Institute of Technology., in Hamilton, New Zealand we offer the following courses:

If you would like to know more about Design Thinking then I would recommend checking out the following online sources:

  • DFGN or the Design Factory Global Network was born out of Aalto University in Finland and is currently a network of 33 higher education institutes or research institutes around the world. Get in touch with a Design Factory closest to you if you would like to chat about Design Thinking and any opportunities they might be able to offer you.
  • Stanford d.school is a world leader in Design Thinking and has many online resources that can be used to learn more. The Design Thinking bootleg is a great resource to support you in your first few design journeys.
  • IDEO is a world leading Design organisation and provides some great overviews and examples of Design Thinking in progress.

If books are your thing then try the following:

  • The Design Thinking Playbook by Michael Lewrick, Patrick Link and Larry Leifer and Designed by Nadia Langensand
  • Design Thinking Processes and Methods by Robert Curedale
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