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Summer is a time for discovery! We invite you to join the "Perspectives on Sustainability" tour and be inspired by our students' final projects. In the workshop "Communicating Sustainability with Images'', you will learn how to promote sustainable behaviour through visuals. The report from the Farm to Table project impressively demonstrates how regional and climate-friendly food is being implemented in the canteen. The re-source team | Sustainability in the Arts |
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Tour: Perspectives on Sustainability – Insights from the Arts and Design |
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17 June 2024, 5:30 pm, Toni-Areal, Zurich
Would you like to experience the arts and design as a field for experimentation and impactful creative thinking and action? Then join the "Perspectives on Sustainability – Insights from the Arts and Design" tour. |
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As part of the 2024 diploma exhibition, this tour will take you on a journey through an artistic and design-oriented understanding of sustainability. Students from various disciplines will present their final projects, sharing their knowledge, approaches, and perspectives. Further information |
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Workshop: Communicating Sustainability with Images |
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4 September 2024, 5:30 pm, Toni-Areal, Zurich
Do you want to learn how to use targeted visual communication to raise awareness of environmental issues and promote sustainable behaviour?
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As part of the ZHdK Summer School, we are offering a workshop where we trace the development of environmental posters up to today's sustainability communication. Through creating our own small climate campaign, involving painting, cutting, and pasting, we will explore how text and images can be used for targeted communication and how they can have a sustainable impact.
Register now!
Further information and registration |
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Farm to Table – The Future of University Catering |
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Can sustainable food in university canteens combine enjoyment and climate protection? Discover the exciting findings from the Farm To Table living lab.
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In the Farm to Table research project, ZHdK, ZHAW, and ZFV tested over four weeks how regional and climate-friendly food can be implemented in the canteen at Toni-Areal. The results show that sustainability and enjoyment are not mutually exclusive. Read the final report now to learn how creative and climate-conscious catering can shape the future of university gastronomy.
Read the final report here |
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Minor Programmes in Sustainability at ZHdK |
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Find out more about all minor programmes that deal with the topic of sustainability in the arts and design. |
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The minors are designed to provide students with knowledge and skills in the areas of sustainability and ecology, to build on collaborative practice and to create interfaces with their own discipline and work. Students learn to explore topics, methods and practices of sustainability, to test them on concrete examples and to combine them with artistic and creative approaches.
Discover the minor programmes now! |
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EVENT
11 June 2024, Zurich
Sustainability in Education –
ZHAW Best Practices and Networking
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EVENT
11 June 2024, Toni-Areal
Launch of Toni Help Booth
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EVENT
12 November 2024, Zurich Sustainable University Day
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CALL
Swissnex @ the Swiss Pavilion, Expo 2025 Osaka
Submission Deadline: 17 June 2024
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CALL
Innovation Booster Future Urban Society
Submission Deadline: 28 August 2024
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INFORMATION
Solarisation at ZHdK
Popup Solar Installation on the Toni Roof
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Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (ZHdK)
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