ID710Graduate
Disability and Design
Printed in the catalogue as DISABILITY AND DESIGN
Course content
Exploration of diverse approaches to the concept of disability, disability types, and their implications for products and systems. Emphasis on inclusive and universal design principles, accessibility standards, and assistive technologies. Development of an empathetic and ethical mindset in addressing user needs, with attention to dignity, autonomy, and lived experience. Observation, analysis, and development of user-centered design solutions that support independent, safe, and equitable use.
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