Bridging the green talent gap: a case study of product design education

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This research examines how sustainable product design education can address the deficit in green talent. It presents a framework for a structured curriculum in product design, with hands-on activities, industry-specific case studies, and best practices in alternative design development. The impact of technologies like additive manufacturing on design is considered. Findings demonstrate that knowledge of technological capabilities, industry specific understanding, and proficiency in analytical tools such as Life Cycle Assessments contribute to sustainable designs mitigating a green talent gap.

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Weiss, B. M., Elnourani, M., Obilanade, D., Rönnbäck, A. Ö., & Arjoo, A. (2024). Bridging the green talent gap: a case study of product design education. In Proceedings of the Design Society (Vol. 4, pp. 2973–2982). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/pds.2024.301

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