Project and Practice Your project as a space for learning and experimentation.

You are working on an idea that has emerged from your professional experience to date, your personal commitment, or a new interest. The real-world context of your project becomes a learning environment: your profession, an organization, an initiative, or a project you have developed on your own.

Eine Frau in grüner Arbeitskleidung untersucht eine mobile Konstruktion mit grossen Rädern und einem transparenten Pflanzenbehälter. Im Inneren wachsen verschiedene Pflanzen. Die Konstruktion steht auf einem Arbeitstisch in einer hellen Werkstatt.

Project Module

Your transformation project will accompany you throughout your entire degree program. Together with your team of mentors, you’ll set new goals each semester, continue to develop your project, and reflect on your progress. You’ll document your experiences in a learning journal and present them at the end of the semester.

You can find out more about the status of your project during the application process here.
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Individual Interdisciplinary Specialization

You’ll seek out the specific expertise your project needs. Options include mentorship and – depending on the semester schedule – courses offered by the departments of Design, Film, and Art; Business; Social Work; Computer Science; Engineering and Architecture; Music; or Health. The core team of the Bachelor’s in Creative Transformation will support you in finding suitable experts. Finally, you’ll document and reflect on the insights gained in a report.

The BA Creative Transformation team guides you through the process. Together, you’ll determine which next steps make sense, what perspectives are missing, and what expertise will help advance your project.