Design for Transformation and Change research network

At the Design for Transformation and Change research network, we share an understanding that societies, corporations and lifestyles need to change towards a socially and ecologically sustainable life for future generations. Design’s role as a driver for change is already recognized in corporate culture and decision-making, but there is a lack of knowledge about its true capabilities. In this network, we combine expertise and methodologies in design management, leadership and design history, to provide in-depth knowledge of design and innovation as change-makers.
At the core of the Design for Transformation and Change research network is a desire to generate actionable guidance for using design capabilities in any organization. We see design as a process, which is not only essential for the success of products, but also for creating concepts, strategies, visions and values.
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Master's students' exhibition at the Finnish Museum of Photography
The MoA in Photography 23 exhibition by the Master's students of the Department of Photography is on display until 12 March.
Professor Ranja Hautamäki: ‘Diverse urban nature is key to increasing well-being and carbon sinks’
Professor of Landscape Architecture is tackling the issues of climate change mitigation and urban carbon sinks.
On Mars the weather varies dramatically, however the planet’s climate is not changing
The doctoral dissertation of Henrik Kahanpää also questions a prevailing perception related to dust devils on Mars. As a researcher, he hopes that humans would never go to Mars.