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![International and Interdisciplinary teams
• Intradisciplinary
• We do everything in our own degree
programme
• Multidisciplinary
• Involves more than a single discipline in which
each discipline makes a separate contribution
• Interdisciplinary
• Integrating “information, data, techniques,
tools, perspectives, concepts and/or theories
from two or more disciplines […] to advance
fundamental understanding or to solve
problems beyond the scope of a single
discipline”
Source: Richter & Paretti (2009), Hölttä-Otto (2019) on Design Factory Bootcamp](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dfuniversity-industrycollaboration-221110053714-4a743deb/85/DF-University-Industry-Collaboration-4-320.jpg)
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DF University-Industry Collaboration
The document discusses Hamk Design Factory, which facilitates university-industry collaboration through real-life company projects completed by international and interdisciplinary student teams. Students work on challenges provided by various organizations over 1-8 week sprints, developing prototypes and solutions. The Design Factory aims to build regional innovation networks and has ongoing research on topics like design thinking pedagogy and industry collaboration. It helps students develop skills through hands-on learning on real world problems.
DF University-Industry Collaboration
- 1. HAMK Design Factory University-IndustryCollaboration
- 3. Real life companyprojects https://blog.hamk.fi/hamk-beat/positioning-teaching-and-learning-in-hamk-design-factory/
- 4. International and Interdisciplinaryteams • Intradisciplinary • We do everything in our own degree programme • Multidisciplinary • Involves more than a single discipline in which each discipline makes a separate contribution • Interdisciplinary • Integrating “information, data, techniques, tools, perspectives, concepts and/or theories from two or more disciplines […] to advance fundamental understanding or to solve problems beyond the scope of a single discipline” Source: Richter & Paretti (2009), Hölttä-Otto (2019) on Design Factory Bootcamp
- 5. Real concrete prototypeas an end result https://unlimited.hamk.fi/ammatillinen-osaaminen-ja-opetus/design-thinking-in-hamk-design-factory/
- 6. • Three organizationsgiving challenges • Loimi-Hämeen Jätehuolto Oy • City of Hämeenlinna • HAMK / Weekend Festival • Students • 29 teams, 190 students from 4 HAMK Degree Programmes in 3 campuses and Forssa Vocational Institution • 1 week, 2 ECTS https://www.forssanlehti.fi/paikalliset/5476270 Examples of DF Projects: Design Sprint
- 7. https://www.forssanlehti.fi/paakirjoitus-mielipide/5070655 • Five organizationsgiving challenges • Enermix Oy • Envor Group Oy • Kierivä Oy • OlutMylly Oy • Stera Technologies Oy • Students • 11 teams, 54 students from 3 HAMK Degree Programmes in 2 campuses and Forssa Vocational Institution • 8 weeks, 5 ECTS Examples of DF Projects: Data Analytics Project
- 10. We help tobuild RUN Design Factories High Impact Regional Alliance Innovation Network (HiRAIN) ERAMUS+ Alliances for Innovation application submitted on Sep 2022 (HAMK, TUS, NHL STENDEN, IPCA, HSMA & LHU)
- 11. Examples of DesignFactory research 1/3 https://journals.helsinki.fi/lumat/article/view/1672 https://www.timreview.ca/article/1336
- 12. Examples of DesignFactory research 2/3 https://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/ 10024/780406/ISPIM_2022_Jarvenpaa_Jus sila_Kunttu.pdf?sequence=1 https://jte.hcmute.edu.vn/index.php/jte/article/view/1222
- 13. Examples of DesignFactory research 3/3 https://toknowpress.net/ISSN/2232-5697/10.115-126.pdf https://www.shsu.edu/eng_ira/finnishstudies/Finnish%20Ta bles%20of%20Content/JoFs_Vol%2023.2.pdf#page=38
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