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    Futures-Modelling-Process in Practice (1.–2.4.2027)

    • Programme
    • In a nutshell
    • The lecturer
    • Registration

    Programme

    The 2-day module Futures Modelling Process in Practice is a mandatory component of the CAS Crafting Futures curriculum. The module—which is also open to participants of the CAS Design Cultures—focuses on the practical application of a holistic futures thinking process based on a real-world scenario. Working in groups, participants analyze signals and drivers of change and carry out a complete futures thinking process. They critically reflect on the belief in technological progress, incorporating social, ethical, and historical perspectives.

    In a nutshell

    What: Futures-Modelling-Process in Practice (2 Tage)
    When: Thu–Sat, 1–2 April 2027
    Where: Zurich University of the Arts, Toni-Areal
    Registration deadline: March 1, 2027
    Cost: CHF 1,400
    ECTS: 2 ECTS, no assessment
    Lecturers: Manuel Funk, Knoweaux

    This module (2 ECTS) is a compulsory module within the  CAS Crafting Futures and can also be booked by participants in the CAS Design Cultures.
     

    The lecturer

    • Manuel FunkManuel Funk

    Manuel Funk is the founder and managing partner of the Berlin-based futures consultancy KNOWEAUX Applied Futures and has developed his own co-creative foresight method known as "Future Modelling." In his module, you will go through a complete futures thinking process: analyzing signals and drivers of change, developing future scenarios, and deriving "Future DNA" building blocks for the present.

    Registration

    Registrations are processed directly through the ZHdK online tool (ONLA). Further information on using ONLA can be found below.

    → Apply online for "Futures-Modelling-Process in Practice" (April 1–2, 2027)

    The ZHdK Strategic Design team is available to answer any questions.

    • Informations about online application

      You can interrupt the application process at any time and complete it at a later date. The information you have entered will be saved. Mandatory fields are marked with a *.

      Once you have entered all your information, complete the process by clicking on “Finish entry”. The data can no longer be amended. Your submission will be reviewed by the Continuing Education Office.

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      If you already have a ZHdK login, you can sign in with your normal access data. Those without a ZHdK login require a SWITCH edu-ID in order to apply online. You can create one really easily here.

    • Required documents

      Curriculum Vitae
      A brief and clear list of your education and professional career history.

      Covering letter 
      Set out your reason for applying for the continuing education degree programme on a maximum of one side of A4. If you do not have a university degree, please describe your professional experience up to this point and why you are applying for your chosen continuing education degree programme (maximum of two sides of A4).

      Photo of yourself in JPG format
      Upload a recent photo in passport photo quality (at least 320 x 400 pixels). The photo must be high-contrast and your face must be clearly visible. It may not feature other people or objects.

      Social security number
      If you live or work in Switzerland, you will find your Swiss social security number (756…) on your OASI card or on your Swiss health insurance card. 

      The documents must be uploaded in PDF format. If you have several individual PDF files, you can upload these one after another.

    • Terms and conditions

      Registration for the study trip does not constitute registration for the CAS Design Cultures or other CAS-programmes. The general terms and conditions of the Center for Continuing Education apply.