Experience Design Short Course

About this course

Experience Design is presented as an interdisciplinary approach drawing on storytelling, empathy and spatial design. The course examines how design can shape an audience’s emotional experience and considers the roles involved in an experience design ecosystem. Teaching combines visual presentations with group discussion and collaborative practical activities. Participants explore relevant theories, tools and concepts, then consider ways to apply the approach to their own work, practice or studies, including when designing experiences for audiences, clients and colleagues.

What you'll learn

• Describe the main principles of Experience Design as an interdisciplinary approach.
• Examine how storytelling, empathy and spatial design contribute to experience design.
• Identify their own potential role within the experience design ecosystem.
• Explore approaches to designing experiences for audiences, clients and colleagues.

Is this course right for you?

The course is designed for learners aged 18 and over, including those with no previous experience. Participation involves group discussion and collaborative practical activities. It may suit people developing their knowledge of experience design or considering how the approach could relate to their existing work, practice or studies.

• Suitable for learners aged 18 and over.
• Includes group discussion and collaborative practical activities.

Before you go

• The course includes an off-site trip or visit.