To embed or not to embed (sustainability in the curriculum) that is the question - And do we have a choice?

Authors: Humphries-Smith, T.

Journal: DS 43: Proceedings of E and PDE 2007, the 9th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education

Pages: 27-32

ISBN: 9780955394218

Abstract:

This paper fits into the stream of design curriculum development and explores a number of the questions related to shaping the future of design education and designers. The question this research seeks to address is whether sustainability should or can be an integral part of engineering/product design programmes or whether it should/or can be developed as a separate design discipline? The research also briefly addresses the difference between, eco-design and sustainable design.

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/7205/

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To Embed or not to Embed (Sustainability in the Curriculum) That is the Question – And Do We Have a Choice?

Authors: Humphries-Smith, T.

Editors: Bohemia, E., Hilton, K., McMahon, C. and Clarke, A.

Pages: 27-33

Publisher: Hadleys

Place of Publication: Basildon, Essex

Abstract:

This paper fits into the stream of design curriculum development and explores a number of the questions related to shaping the future of design education and designers. The question this research seeks to address is whether sustainability should or can be an integral part of engineering/product design programmes or whether it should/or can be developed as a separate design discipline? The research also briefly addresses the difference between, eco-design and sustainable design.

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/7205/

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Preferred by: Tania Humphries-Smith

To Embed or not to Embed (Sustainability in the Curriculum) That is the Question – And Do We Have a Choice?

Authors: Humphries-Smith, T.

Editors: Bohemia, E., Hilton, K., McMahon, C. and Clarke, A.

Pages: 27-33

Publisher: Hadleys

Place of Publication: Basildon, Essex

Abstract:

This paper fits into the stream of design curriculum development and explores a number of the questions related to shaping the future of design education and designers. The question this research seeks to address is whether sustainability should or can be an integral part of engineering/product design programmes or whether it should/or can be developed as a separate design discipline? The research also briefly addresses the difference between, eco-design and sustainable design.

https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/7205/

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