Design Thinking Course
Fully booked
This course gives you an introduction into design thinking as a method. You will learn innovative methods to generate ideas and will also test it in practice. We will focus on humanitarian project work and design thinking exercises with people on the move, displaced persons or refugees. The course draws on entrepreneurial approaches but makes them applicable to humanitarian project work.
Please note: This course will be held in German and requires at least a working level of German language skills. For more information check the German section of this page (choose language settings at the right hand corner). The training is part of aha's certification scheme and can be credited towards a Certificate of Advanced Studies in "Locally-led Humanitarian Action".
You will learn
what design thinking is and how it works
how to generate ideas using innovative methods
how to use design thinking in project work
what the method can add to working with people on the move
Target group
NGO staff, young professionals, senior professionals
Celia Schmidt
Lecturer
Celia Schmidt is a trainer and process facilitator in the fields of design thinking, business development, integrity management and organizational development with a passion for participative processes and innovative thinking. She is an anthropologist and holds a postgraduate degree in international cooperation for sustainable development from the Humboldt University in Berlin. She develops, accompanies and moderates processes at various levels and has worked with international organizations, municipalities and research institutes in Germany and abroad. As a trainer and coach for cewas, she develops and moderates change processes in the areas of integrity management and business development in the WASH sector.
07.6.2021 - 11.6.2021
Online Event
Maximum of 20 attendees
35 of 10 required registration for this course. You will be informed after registration. Share this course with friends and colleagues to make sure it will be carried out.
This Training is part of a joint programme by IFHV and VENRO and is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.
This training is organized by the Institute for International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict.