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CUBIC JOURNAL Issue #7 PhD Design and the Design PhD
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+++Anne Boddington, Gerhard Bruyns [eds.]+++
ISBN 978-94-93329-50-8
Price € 25.00
Issue editors Anne Boddington, Gerhard Bruyns
Editor in Chief Gerhard Bruyns
Production editor Daniel Echeverri
Contributors María del Mar Navarro (Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University), Thea Brejzek (School of Architecture at UTS), Lawrence Wallen (University of Technology Sydney), Liat Lavi (Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Jerusalem), Yoav Friedman (Democracy Institute at the Central European University), Jeroen Boomgaard (Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam), Magne Espeland (West Norway University of Applied Sciences), Heitor Alvelos (University of Porto), Ilpo Koskinen, Marney Walker (Sheffield Hallam University), Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts), Karen Honour (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts) Yun WANG (School of New Media Art and Design of Beihang University), Yingqing XU (Academy of Arts & Design of Tsinghua University), Iain Low (University of Cape Town), Sara Nesteruk (The School of Digital Arts at Manchester Metropolitan University)
Design Daniel Echeverri
Number of pages 128
Book size 20 x 26 cm
Binding Softcover
Language English
Release date Digital (December 2024) Printed issue (Summer 2025)
Publisher Jap Sam Books
Co-publisher Jap Sam Books The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Environmental & Interior Design School of Design
Made possible with the support of Cubic Society, and Cubic Research Network
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| A peer-reviewed journal published in conjunction with Cubic Society and Cubic Research Network
| An academic discussion within the pursuit of advancing knowledge via design disciplines
Cubic Journal 7 examines the evolving role and nature of the PhD, particularly the "Design PhD," in a rapidly transforming higher education and research landscape shaped by global events and technological advancements. It explores the PhD as a "threshold" qualification for future academics, questioning its current standards, regulations, and its ability to equip graduates with necessary skills for a changing world. This number presents critical discussions on research models and outputs within design, aiming to redefine and reposition doctoral studies to be more responsive, interdisciplinary, and relevant.
€25.00
CUBIC JOURNAL Issue #7 PhD Design and the Design PhD
€25.00
Bookazines / Series / Design / Theory / Upcoming
ISBN 978-94-93329-50-8
Price € 25.00
Issue editors Anne Boddington, Gerhard Bruyns
Editor in Chief Gerhard Bruyns
Production editor Daniel Echeverri
Contributors María del Mar Navarro (Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University), Thea Brejzek (School of Architecture at UTS), Lawrence Wallen (University of Technology Sydney), Liat Lavi (Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Jerusalem), Yoav Friedman (Democracy Institute at the Central European University), Jeroen Boomgaard (Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam), Magne Espeland (West Norway University of Applied Sciences), Heitor Alvelos (University of Porto), Ilpo Koskinen, Marney Walker (Sheffield Hallam University), Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts), Karen Honour (Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts) Yun WANG (School of New Media Art and Design of Beihang University), Yingqing XU (Academy of Arts & Design of Tsinghua University), Iain Low (University of Cape Town), Sara Nesteruk (The School of Digital Arts at Manchester Metropolitan University)
Design Daniel Echeverri
Number of pages 128
Book size 20 x 26 cm
Binding Softcover
Language English
Release date Digital (December 2024) Printed issue (Summer 2025)
Publisher Jap Sam Books
Co-publisher Jap Sam Books The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Environmental & Interior Design School of Design
Made possible with the support of Cubic Society, and Cubic Research Network
| A peer-reviewed journal published in conjunction with Cubic Society and Cubic Research Network
| An academic discussion within the pursuit of advancing knowledge via design disciplines
Cubic Journal 7 examines the evolving role and nature of the PhD, particularly the "Design PhD," in a rapidly transforming higher education and research landscape shaped by global events and technological advancements. It explores the PhD as a "threshold" qualification for future academics, questioning its current standards, regulations, and its ability to equip graduates with necessary skills for a changing world. This number presents critical discussions on research models and outputs within design, aiming to redefine and reposition doctoral studies to be more responsive, interdisciplinary, and relevant.
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