Students work in groups to understand how micro architectures, from clothing and masks to gazebos and pavilions, modify the environment for their users and influence the way that the users present themselves to the outside world. Explorations should be imaginative, creative and ambitious. The module is supported by theory seminars that discuss the relationship between architecture, the body, and the mind.

Several briefs are issued throughout the year to guide students through the development of their proposals.

This module give students a detailed introduction to the methodology used in the study of teeth in archaeology and physical anthropology. It provides an...

Applied Ethnography is for students who wish to understand how enterprises and organisations function from their lived experience. The course teaches...

Applied Ethnography is for students who wish to understand how enterprises and organisations function from their lived experience. The course teaches ethnographic methods: ways of observing and understanding one's own and other cultural practices from an insider's point of view; and introduces anthropological concepts ("cultural knowledge", "cultural values and beliefs") and the way these are expressed through language, and how they relate to social behaviours and structures. The course helps students to examine enterprise activities and organisations by understanding the people around them and the social and cultural realm they operate in including the dominant beliefs and values - and their own response to them. Students will become familiar with ethnographic case studies of enterprises and organisations and assess them critically. Students will do their own field work trial.

Module Content

The course teaches creative techniques derived from the performing arts, effectual entrepreneurship, creativity research, and the strategies of...

Module Content

The course teaches creative techniques derived from the performing arts, effectual entrepreneurship, creativity research, and the strategies of high-performance brands. Students will acquire practical creative techniques and skills needed to initiate, develop and expand creative business ideas and to build and engage with a community of supporters. Students will discover how unusual methodologies create novel and distinctive solutions to the challenges of starting new enterprises.

During the course students will examine and deploy a range of technical, aesthetic, and creative dynamics involved in ensemble theatre making, and creative enterprise, and apply them to their own enterprise ideas. Students will recognize the potential of creative techniques to find innovative ways to develop their enterprise activities; and explore ways to manifest them in new and exciting ways.

 

By the end of this module you should be able to:

 demonstrate practical strategies for creative innovation.
	apply creative strategies to your own enterprise project
	 articulate a distinctive and unique enterprise opportunity
 

Delivery Method

One 2 hour lecture and one 1 hour workshop per week.