Experimentation and new design methodologies at the Masters’ Interdisciplinary Workshops
In February, a new edition of the Masters’ Interdisciplinary Workshops was celebrated, a series of intensive extracurricular activities that complement the academic training of master’s and postgraduate students.
During this edition, the students could participate in workshops that foster experimentation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the exploration of new design methodologies.
This year’s workshops were the following:
- The Synthesized Self, by The Rodina
- AI experimentation, by Hamill Industries
- Design within limits, by Kris de Decker
- Bound Together, by Elaine Lopez
- Garden of Light, Movement & Sound, by Stephanie Rodriguez & Ricardo Lynch
- AI Entrepreneurship & Vibe Coding, by German León & Regina Dos Santos
Each workshop has offered to the participants the opportunity to experiment with new tools, creative approaches, and innovative perspectives within design, contributing to a richer and more complete education.
The Masters’ Interdisciplinary Workshops continue to be considered as a learning space in which students can connect their projects with cutting-edge trends, applied research, and emerging professional practices.
