This PhD research degree at Robert Gordon University explores how computational design thinking can extend creative practice, using modular origami as a testbed for design options over time. The project investigates methods and challenges in computational architecture, design, and fabrication for modular making.
The PhD in Connecting Mind and Digital Creativity at Robert Gordon University is a research-focused program that delves into the intersection of computational design thinking and creative practice. Utilizing modular origami as a unique testbed, this program explores innovative design options over time, addressing the challenges and methodologies inherent in computational architecture, design, and fabrication for modular making.
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Normal entry criteria include possessing a first or upper second class honours degree from a UK university or an equivalent qualification from an overseas institution, subject to the approval of Robert Gordon University. Applicants with alternative qualifications may be evaluated based on the merits of their proposed research program.
Graduates of the PhD in Connecting Mind and Digital Creativity can expect to find diverse career opportunities in academia, research institutions, and various sectors where design, technology, and innovation intersect. The expertise gained during the program equips them to contribute significantly to advancements in computational design and creative practices.
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