Design for Good


Pin Yu Chiu
Ye Eun Cho
Katja Kremser
Tobias Lischka
Caroline Nievelstein
Tim Schüring
Yannik Tu
Nora Weber

Prof. Gert Trauernicht
Prof. Dr. Martina Fineder
Dipl. Des. Anne Kurth

Semester

1 20/21
4

How can designers use their skills in a meaningful way and fulfil their responsibility towards society and the environment? This question was at the heart of the Design for Good project, because we live in a world of abundance where design often causes more harm than it solves.

To change this, Design for Good shows what design can achieve and connects designers with non-profit organisations so they can learn from each other and improve the world together. Through an intelligent matching system, designers are connected to projects that are a perfect fit for them. They are empowered to recognise their strengths, engage in everyday good work and develop personally and professionally in the process.

For non-profit organisations, Design for Good is primarily about educating them about the opportunities that design offers. They get competent support to master challenges, discover potentials and develop creative solutions.

  • projet  UWID

    projet
    Serafin Rossa<br>Tom Schlöffel

  • Spot  UWID

    Spot
    Bjarne Tödte

  • Modulus  UWID

    Modulus
    Gürkan Orak

  • spectacular  UWID

    spectacular
    Henry Boehler